Never miss a post! Free RSS Subscription.
Powered by MaxBlogPress  

Songza - music search engine and internet jukebox.

January 27th, 2008 | by Randy |


Songza

Songza’s primary purpose is to illustrate how to provide content using a “humane interface” — the term used by Jef Raskin to describe interfaces that reflect how people actually use software. Songza presents this concept through its clean, clutter-free design and transparent remote control. New features will be added in time.

Also, unlike KaZaa or Bit Torrent, Songza users can only listen to songs, not download them. And unlike Last.fm or Rhapsody, Songza permits users to choose exactly the song or artist they want to hear, and does not require them to subscribe or pay for its services.

What Are People Saying About Songza?

  • “Super-easy to use … guaranteed to distract you from whatever you should be doing right now.” — Whitney Matheson, USA Today
  • “Songza lets you access an insane amount of music.” — Eliot Van Buskirk, Wired.com
  • “Very cool.” — Martin Heller, Infoworld.com
  • “Using Songza.com is like Googling for the song in your head.” — Eric Gwinn, Chicago Tribune
  • “It’s got the cleanest interface to a music library that I’ve ever seen, and it’s great fun to use.” — Rafe Needleman, CNET
  • “If you’ve got limited options for listening to music at work and recommendation sites like Pandora aren’t really your thing, Songza is worth a look.” — Adam Pash, Lifehacker.com
  • “The interface is what sets this apart from other offerings like Seeqpod.com. It’s clean, ultra efficient and fast. With one button click you can play, share, watch video, rate or add to playlist, which is just about the coolest navigation you’re going to find anywhere. Not only that, but right in front of your goggly eyes you’ll find Discography and Buy links. Excellent!” — Red Ferret Journal

source

 

You must be logged in to post a comment.


Comments protected by Lucia's Linky Love.