Songza recommends TST's "An Ocean"
17 January 2008 by The Sharp Things
Songza is a new “music search engine and Internet jukebox” with a very slick interface for finding, playing, rating and sharing music.
They approached us about adding “An Ocean Part Deux” to their initial list of of recommended songs on their home page, just launched (Songza president and co-developer Scott Robbins is a fan).
While playing the song, users see links to “Buy Song” (links to Bar/None web site) and “Discography” (links to our home page).
Songza’s gotten a fair bit of attention, praise and traffic since launching last November, so this should bring us welcome exposure.
At the moment, nearly all the music in Songza is pulled from YouTube; there’s an option to watch the video, where available. They’re working to expand their audio offerings, and we’re a part of that.
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Ok this is a good idea. but i think with videos and music it should all be charged. one of two ways. One fee of watching videos as far as music you should offer in bulk say like 10 bucks for 20 songs . because I no I dont want to keep up with bank crap . trust me! because the 99 cent thing . is allot of thinking meaning bank act if people do it and if the goverment would wake from there nap . wow there could be some taxes for america .just my thought