New music websites
Here are some new music websites that you might find interesting:
- Bandcamp: A platform that allows artists to upload their music and sell it directly to fans. (Founded in 2008)
- SoundCloud: A popular platform for independent artists to share and discover new music. (Founded in 2007)
- Tidal: A music streaming service that focuses on high-quality audio and exclusive content from popular artists. (Founded in 2014)
- Pandora: A music streaming service that creates personalized radio stations based on your favorite artists, songs, or genres. (Founded in 2000)
- Spotify: A popular music streaming service that offers a vast library of songs, playlists, and features like Discover Weekly and Release Radar. (Founded in 2008)
- Apple Music: A music streaming service that offers a large music library, live radio stations, and exclusive content from popular artists. (Founded in 2015)
- Deezer: A music streaming service that offers a large music library, personalized recommendations, and features like Flow and Discover. (Founded in 2007)
- Mixcloud: A platform that allows DJs and artists to upload their mixes and podcasts, and for listeners to discover new music. (Founded in 2008)
- NoiseTrade: A platform that allows artists to share their music in exchange for an email address, and for fans to discover new music. (Founded in 2008)
- Bandzoogle: A platform that allows artists to create their own music websites and sell music, merchandise, and tickets directly to fans. (Founded in 2005)
- Music Gateway: A platform that connects artists with music industry professionals, including record labels, publishers, and managers. (Founded in 2012)
- Audiomack: A platform that allows artists to upload their music and share it with fans, with features like playlists and charts. (Founded in 2012)
- Hype Machine: A platform that aggregates music blogs and allows users to discover new music and track their favorite artists. (Founded in 2005)
- IndieOnTheMove: A platform that promotes independent music and connects artists with music industry professionals. (Founded in 2007)
- Music Gateway: A platform that connects artists with music industry professionals, including record labels, publishers, and managers. (Founded in 2012)
These are just a few examples of new music websites that have emerged in recent years. There are many more out there, and the music industry is constantly evolving, so this list is by no means exhaustive!