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Ghostly International's DISCOVERY is a mood-based radio station featuring the entire Ghostly International and Spectral Sound catalogues as streaming audio.

Here's how it works:
Set the MOOD wheel to a color that best reflects
your state of mind. Set the DIGITAL / ORGANIC and
FASTER / SLOWER sliders to suit your taste. DISCOVERY then builds a playlist of music fr... Read More

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Category:: Music
Release Date:: Aug 28, 2009
Homepage:: http://www.o2creatives...
Publisher:: o2 creative solutions
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Magnatune: How Record Labels Should Approach the iPhone

Thu, 05 Nov 2009 21:08:35 UTC +00:00

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Magnatune, a small and eclectic online record label, just released its first iPhone app. As far as we know, this is the first time that a record label has released an iPhone app that allows its users to play every song of every artist on its label for free and as often as they want. The only restriction on the app is that every song is followed by a short announcement with the name of the artist and title of the song. Magnatune has always done things differently. It was one of the first online music services to allow its customers to choose how much they wanted to pay for an album. From its inception, the service never featured DRM'ed music and always offered its albums in alternative formats like WAV, OGG, FLAC and AAC. On its website, Magnatune offers a commercial-free streaming plan starting at $5/month (users can choose to Read More

Reviews

Wow, pretty amazing idea and execution

dubmedic

Version: 1.0

This is a pretty awesome app. I've been a ghostly fan for a long time, but I'll admit I stuck to my favorites. I've actually found two new artists (Kiln and The Sight Below) that are very much my alley and great music to program to. Congratulations to the Ghostly team, this is by far the best record label app I've downloaded (though Mad Decent is still the funniest). My only complaint is that it's limited to only your catalog. Would love to see you expand the music selection. Would also be cool if I could agree/disagree with the moods, would probably benefit from end user feedback. Kudos!

Very Very cool

discovery fan

Version: 1.0

This app is like having a friend who's into cool music basically DJing all your favorite music that you just haven't heard yet. You even get to choose the pace of the playlist by "mood" and whether you want a more "organic" or "digital" vibe. But instead of being like "oh- who was that!?" every 2 minutes you can just favorite it or buy it right there on the phone. My only wish is that you didn't have to leave the app to purchase stuff. That being said, this still is probably my new favorite music app and will be for anyone who loves finding new music.

RE: Those who lack taste

Hachimachi

Version: 1.0

What kind of dreck do you people listen to, if you find this music horrible? Representing the voice of the lowest common denominator of listener is precisely why these rating systems don't work well. Ghostly International is one of the best up-and-coming indie labels out there and this app is a great way to experience their genius. Check out School of Seven Bells and Deastro, in particular, but only if you're capable of appreciating good music.

Great idea/app

km2783

Version: 1.0

The songs seem several years old (mostly early 2000s with an odd 2004 here and there) but are definitely not the norm even in the electronica world. This may be good or bad depending on your tastes. It may be the stream quality but this app uses way more power than Pandora set to higher quality. On my half hour trip to work I arrive at 99-100% battery; ghostly leaves me at 92-93%. Always with wifi off, 3G on. Not a deal breaker, and the kicks do seem to have a bit more hit to them.