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Michael Robertson
@mp3michael · DAR.fm
Internet radio is neglected and I fear music fans are losing interest so I thought I'd invent an entirely new way to experience the amazing ease of use and breadth of net radio. We've turned the entire world of radio into a personal jukebox.
The funnest part is song hunting where users can search for their specific song favorites playing anywhere in the ra… See more
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Michael Robertson
@mp3michael · DAR.fm
Internet radio is neglected and I fear music fans are losing interest so I thought I'd invent an entirely new way to experience the amazing ease of use and breadth of net radio. We've turned the entire world of radio into a personal jukebox.
The funnest part is song hunting where users can search for their specific song favorites playing anywhere in the ra… See more
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Bram Kanstein (@bramk)
@bramk · Creator of @startupstash
Wow this is pretty cool! You can search for artists en genres and find awesome radio stations to listen to. The app also has a powerful search capability that helps users find a specific song or artist to play. In under a second, users can scan 100,000 (!!) online radio stations for a specific song or artist. If located, they can tune into the broadcast wit… See more
tom meagher
@tomfme · now is good.
@mp3michael I see huge value for radio stations here – they need listeners!
But why is this good for listeners? I can search for songs on any platform. Spotify as an example, I can listen offline and without ads.
Looking forward to watching your TWISt episode later today.
Catherine Trestini
@cattrestini · Freelance Social Media Strategist in FL.
I don't see myself replacing this in lieu of other music apps I use like Spotify, 8tracks, last.fm, etc, but I can see myself hopping in this when I get bored of one app and want to discover new music. The radio isn't dead! 🎵
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I just watched @Jason's interview with @mp3michael on TWiST.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SdJz93aIvA0
Very interesting conversation about the music industry and (less expectedly) the changing work economy.