Apr 18
Last month, Samsung introduced a Milk Music
Apr 02
Today, Spotify starts rolling out a new darker redesign. It’s the biggest stylistic change we’ve seen since the service launched
     |
Mar 25
Starting today, Spotify is offering US college students a killer 50 percent discount on its premium
Posted in: Today's ChiliStarting today, Spotify is offering US college students a killer 50 percent discount on its premium service: $5 per month for unfettered access to its on-demand catalog. That’s a great deal.
| |
Mar 21
Billboard reports that Apple has been talking to record labels about potentially launching an on-demand music service that would compete with Spotify and Beats Music.
| |
Mar 13
Los Angeles funk band Vulfpeck wants to go on tour, but they’re going to need your help to raise the money. This isn’t some BS Kickstarter: They’ve made an entirely silent album designed specifically for this purpose of siphoning cash away from Spotify’s treasury. What a clever stunt, and it just might work.
| |
Mar 13
Los Angeles funk band Vulfpeck wants to go on tour, but they’re going to need your help to raise the money. This isn’t some Kickstarter: They’ve made an entirely silent album designed specifically for the purpose of siphoning cash away from Spotify’s treasury. Its a clever stunt, and it just might work.
| |
Mar 07
Samsung Debuts Milk Music, A New Free (For Now) Streaming Radio Service For Galaxy Smartphones
Posted in: Today's ChiliSamsung is doing something unusual for the company – focusing on mobile software design, with a new product out today called Milk Music. It’s a streaming radio app, with free (and ad-free) streaming of tracks in the U.S. that’s available via Google Play to owners of Galaxy smartphones, including the Galaxy S4, Galaxy SIII, Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy Note II, Galaxy Mega and Galaxy S4… Read More
Mar 07
Samsung’s got a new streaming music service called "Milk" that gives free—and importantly, ad-free—tunes to owners of Galaxy devices.
| |
Mar 06
Spotify just bought "music intelligence" company, The Echo Nest. In other words, it just bought the data machine that powers rival services like Rdio, iHeartRadio, Nokia MixRadio, Twitter Music and others.
| |
Feb 27
Re/code reports the claims of industry sources who say Amazon is in talks to create a streaming music service that it would bundle with Prime subscriptions. The report makes a lot of sense, and if true, it would make Amazon Prime and even better deal
| |
Who's in charge here?
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.