#music finding

[lexi-tyler]

You Should Know by Meganitic http://ift.tt/2woGfag

[lexi-tyler]

Underground King by Meganitic http://ift.tt/2kbpyxl

[uniquesquared]

Trackhunter Music Discovery App

The way I find and discover new music has changed over the years.  The one thing that never changes is that there are always newer and interesting ways to come across music.  I might be in the car and a song comes on; so I pull out my phone with soundhound in order to hunt what I’m looking for.  When I’m at home, I’ll use Spotify to search out playlists that I feel I may like.  The nice part here is that I don’t have to download anything to try it out – but if I like it I always know where to get it. Today, most people have the option to source music from wherever they like.  Being able to discover music has made it a lot easier to actually find it.  Just imagine, before all of these tools were here for us, we had to either hear about an artist or see them live to know who they were.  Apple has their own radio and their own tools for music discover.  iTunes users should take a look at what is actually out there for them – much of the in house software works very well and integrates nicely with existing Apple hardware. http://www.digitaldjtips.com/2014/04/review-trackhunter-music-discovery-app/

[yusaku-tenjo]

help finding a song?

Warriors Fans, do you remember when WhiteFlameSoul(on DA) had speedpaints up?

Does anyone have/know where to find the music that played in the speedpaint of Icestar's Tears?

I've been searching for it for ages

[howispellit]

I am horrible at finding music

But spotify is a thing and if you send me a playlist or an artist or a song in my ask I'll gladly listen to it