+1 yThis site actually helps me find a lot of new ones. I don't really seek out new music to listen to so much and mostly just listen to the same stuff over and over. But then maybe someone asks a Q on here like what's your favorite song, or do you like thrash metal (then I'm like, "what's that? [Google search, listen to the songs]" Then I'm like, "Hell yeah, I like thrash metal!"
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I like this one. I found it on my own starting with some advertisement featuring South American EDM music for a sports advertisement, and then there was this long-winded for me to find what the song was, and then finally I found it, and then I discovered a site with similar music, and then I found one song that I liked even better than the commercial song, and then I looked up the artist... then I sorta liked the artist but I fell out of love and then I discovered he made a remix album the other day and I listened to it at Costco and thought the entire thing was awesome.16 Reply- +1 y
Mostly I "stumble" into new music. LIke my friends like a certain type of music and I usually don't like most of it except for one song... or, when I was younger, I go to an underground nightclub and like a bunch of songs. Also my exes had a big playlist and I sorta liked it.
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Kinda same with my dating and friendship style. I "stumbled" into dates and friends, always. I wasn't actively seeking them out 99% of the time. I just sort of run into them, and we click, and I like what they say and they like what I say and now we're friends or lovers.
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I'm not sure if I delivered my Costco driving experience properly starting off with that one. It was like the 7th song. I started with this one to sort of get warmed up into it:
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But by the time I posted that song in my original post, I was totally in the zone. I was sorta singing along to my wife except I kept singing it wrong because I'm neither a good singer nor that good at Spanish. But I tried to make up with heart and effort.
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[...] But by the time I [/heard] that song in my original post [...]
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That's pretty cool. I think we've shared music before. I've figured out you were TurboKid (and maybe DrunkAss)
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+1 yI make it daily. Im obsessed with the sound, all on purpose
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I'm with you there. By the way I dig the profile pic with the (bass) guitar.
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Kick out the jams! - +1 y
Thats my first dean vendetta, i only play around with the bass in Logic or fruityloops
+1 yI'm basically looking for music almost everyday.
Finding the music that you don't know about yet but that you will like is an excellent undertaking. What a delightful thing it is to find the music you need or like at that moment. The music that will fit that moment of your day or life.
I feel I've been in a music binge for the last 5 years. The internet feels like this seemingly infinite mine of music gems, new and old. You can keep digging and you'll just never run out. Couple this with the fact that you can now easily hold thousands of songs in your pocket, to be played for yourself or other people, anywhere15 Reply- +1 y
to be played for yourself or other people, anywhere.
It's an absolutely thrilling time to be a music aficionado. - +1 y
Here are some ways that I go about finding new music.
Festivals
Music festivals are a great and popular way to discover new music. Festivals and touring (as I understand it) are how artists make their money so there's an explosion of festivals now. Many of the festivals now are beyond stacked. It leaves me thinking "How are they all going to play there in 3 days?"
Well, the secret is that many of them play for 30-40 minutes. This is a drag if you really like the band but it's great if you just want a sample. - +1 y
Streaming services + Apps
Services like Spotify, Rdio, and Grooveshark have more music than you could ever listen to. With the exception of artists who've opted out (e. g. The Beatles) they seem to have a good percentage of all music published in the last couple decades. - +1 y
Charts
Top 100 charts (like Billboard) can be a great way to find out music that a lot of people like. - +1 y
That's good! And I agree, I get excited for days when I find something new I like. Or even a song I haven't heard by a band I already know.
For me, Bandcamp is a great place. Also looking up related musicians to the ones I currently listen to.
+1 yVery regularly. I am always out on Youtube and I have figured out how to download music video files and convert them to MP3 format for free. This is particularly useful when an artist has a great live performance but has not been commercially released.
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Especially live acoustic performances. Downloading from YouTube is a real hassle but I've done that plenty of times too.
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2.7K opinions shared on Entertainment & Arts topic. I am an American with SiriusXM satellite radio and often listen to Spa, SiriusXMU, and Canadian music stations in my car.
Spa is the kind of relaxation music you will not hear on normal radio.
SiriusXMU is like college radio which is great stuff.
Canadian music is often very good but we don't hear much of it in the US.
If I hear something of interest, I will often take a picture of the screen in my car so I remember the song and artist.
I then go to YouTube to check out the artist.
YouTube then will often give me other suggestions of comparable songs and artists.
I've learned of quite a few artists like this. For instance Suuns and Diane Arkenstone.
Also, though, my hunt down music from commercials. Ispot. tv helps with that.
For instance, I discovered LookLA and their song "The King Is Dead" from a Jaguar F-Pace commercial in 2019. I looked them up and discovered other great songs of theirs. Also, Vitalic whose "Poison Lips" was used when Amazon was advertising fashion about 3 years ago.10 Reply
+1 yUsually I stumble upon it by accident. Sometimes I find new music by going on the Black Metal Promotion youtube channel when he adds new albums on there. Every week there is some new band to discover. I also go to Bandcamp and find similar artists.
Besides Black Metal I listen to old school punk. A lot of those bands no longer release music. The ones that do, I wait for the release and buy it on vinyl.11 Reply- +1 y
Nice. It's also refreshing when a new band (either internationally or not) hearkens back to more old school sounds.
https://youtu.be/hgQQyvgweC0
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+1 yI dont. I prefer late 60s to early 2000s but i listen to some of everything after as well. I like listening to the radio on the weekends or occasionally watching the cable Music Choice channels… so thats really how i find out about new music.
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Those are good resources, thanks : )
+1 yI usually find new music randomly, I don't have a set method, sometimes my youtube algorithms gives a worthwhile recommendation, sometimes I hear something I like in a video and go searching for the song, other times a friend will recommend a song or a band... there's not a set formula for me, I just keep my ears open to anything new and interesting and the media I consume usually offers something worth checking out.
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+1 yIt's very rare I seek out new music. I honestly don't listen to music much. But when I do get in the mood, I'll turn on pandora and it'll suggest new songs. Or I stumble upon songs through youtube. Sometimes I even find songs I like in video games.
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That's great dude : )
I think videogame OSTs and film scores are underrated.
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u +1 yevery time I meet someone. I'll ask them about music, eventually or right away... that's how I prefer to do it
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That's a really good question.
So what's your go-to type of music? - +1 y
that depends on my moods... but the easy answer would be "alternative"
+1 yI just hear random songs, I like it and add it to my playlist. Or people will send song recommendations to me and if I end up liking it I add it to my playlists too
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Ah very nice. So what's the most recent addition?
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the best song to fall asleep to!
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I agree. Sounds pretty retro too. I like that about it.
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right! it’s nice and relaxing😆
+1 yI find it here and there, old and new once in awhile. And if I feel certain songs are exceptionally good, I’ll listen to them more frequently. I’m not one to follow artists and bands; I’m more for good music overall. But I digress.
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Right. Pretty much just what ever sounds good
Too lazy to find new ones, or most new ones don't interest me.
I just seek recommendation from people here and there or use JioSaavn, SoundCloud or billboard top charts etc.11 Reply- +1 y
True, bandcamp is a good resource too. That I regularly use anyway
5K opinions shared on Entertainment & Arts topic. I visit a lot of music review sites on YouTube for recommendations.
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True. I so too. or maybe a few channels that have bands come in and perform, ones like KEXP
Anonymous(30-35)+1 yI ask recommendations from friends, then digest my own choices. But my friends listen a lot of international and old music.
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That's good thank you!
1.3K opinions shared on Entertainment & Arts topic. Sometimes mostly rare now because of how fruity rap & hip hop have become
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That's true. I'm kinda picky with rap & hip hop for that reason but I still look
Usually just listen to recommended songs once a week on Spotify and I usually find a couple I like from there
10 ReplyHardly wver... I'm stuck on the Blues and old time Rock n Roll
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"I love rock'n'roll! So put another dime in the juke box, baby!"
Daily. I am constantly looking for new music.
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Same. Any luck lately?
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+1 yIt’s comes to me.
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That's good. I think that's a gift in life
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa yeah
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