Updated FIT Radio Matches Music To Your Workout More Efficiently
Apps can only get smarter. Now imaging an app that can match music to your workout for you.... Read More »
Posts Tagged ‘music’
Chris Price Records His Debut Album Using… His iPhone
Spending no more than ten bucks to record an album? This is totally possible as Los Angeles based... Read More »
Six Cool Music-Making Apps That Turn Your Phone Into An Instrument
Six-Cool Music-Making Apps Turn your phone into an instrument with these apps Guest Post by David Merline, Web2Carz Managing Editor... Read More »
Muse’s Olympic Anthem Features Inspiring Video
On July 4, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially publicized the theme video of the upcoming London Summer... Read More »
Skrillex, The Love/Hate Relationship
Skrillex. It seems crazy that so many associate such a strong feeling of love or hate to the... Read More »
Clarissa Can’t Explain This Awful Album
Consider this a formal declaration: I love Clarissa Explains it All. It is the epitome of 90's pre-adolescent... Read More »
Playmysong, The Social Jukebox
People love a good jukebox, so it is no surprise that they figured out how to evolve and... Read More »
Bands.com: The Post-Myspace Home for Bands?
Even though Justin Timberlake has a minority stake in Myspace, it's clear that the pioneering social media platform's best days are behind it: Hell, even Mr. Myspace himself, Tom Anderson, seems to enjoy updating his Google+ page more than visit his old stomping grounds. But many bands still base their web presence on their Myspace page because of its familiarity and former growth potential (the Brit band Arctic Monkeys, whom I'm immensely fond of, gained a ton of early fame through their Myspace page, although they would later say they had nothing to do with it. So what's a poor band to do in this scary post-Myspace era? (Sorry, Justin. Although I don't have too much sympathy for you since you hooked up with Mila Kunis.) Read More »
Congress Attempting to Censor the Internet
If the Occupy Wall Street crowds knew about this legislation, they would probably stop protesting the redistribution of wealth and start protesting Congress’s attempted censorship of freedom on the Internet. The Internet is a robust medium where people can express themselves, reinvent themselves, protest and argue opinions. This laws intent is to stop copyright infringement, but it is infringing on our rights as citizens. Read More »
ReDigi, The World’s First Online Marketplace For USED Digital Music Set to Launch October 13th, 2011
ReDigi (www.redigi.com), the world's first online marketplace for used digital music, will open its full beta release on October 13, 2011, only a day away. This online music resale guru is transforming the music industry by allowing users to sell their legally acquired digital music files, and buy used digital music from others at a fraction of the price currently available on iTunes. ReDigi is a completely FREE service, meaning no subscription fees, no initiation fees or paid upgrades. Read More »
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