More Free Music at your Fingertips

New service Streamzy, offers users the ability to search for media then stream it live on the web. In addition to offering the ability to play or listen, users can also register for a free Streamzy account where they can save playlists and retrieve them on any computer with internet access.

So far nothing really innovative here, except maybe the site layout. However, new features are about to be added soon, including: video search, the ability to purchase music and Ringtones, and the ability to share playlists with friends.



The music at the site powered by Seeqpod.

Play Music on Demand

meTracks is an innovative web based audio player, allowing you to listen to your music, when you want it, and from any computer. meTracks is designed to take away the headache of owning and transporting your audio everywhere by giving you an easy to use web based music player, on demand. Also, site have very convenient interface with easy navigation and simple control of your files. In addition, you can create quick playlist and save it for easy playback.

Every account gets 1GB storage space with a maximum transfer of 10GB/month (equivalent to 125 hours of non stop music).

A New Web-Based Music Player - Awesome one!

A great new online music player called Spool.fm, allows you to search for all your favorites music and easily to create playlists from the results of that. You'll be able to hear those playlists over and over on the Web. No download required.

Spool.fm built with Ajax, and have a lot of sexy features such as:

• Easy drag & drop to create playlists
• Similar artists recommendations
• Listen with a friend -which allows you to listen in real time to what a friend is listening to!

Listen with a friend


On my daily basis I'm using Radioblogclub as one of my favorite services.
If Spool.fm will stay stable and quick as it is now, I'm definitely going to keep on using them as well.

There is one important feature missing though: The option to embed a song or a playlist to your site/blog.

Still a great application, I've really enjoyed using it.