- Pandora is a lovely way to discover great music. Enter the names of some artists you like, and it’ll create a radio station that plays those artists and similar ones who you’re likely to enjoy love.
- I’ve always had a soft spot for a cappella music, so I was absolutely delighted to find the Contemporary A Cappella Society’s web page and Primarily A Capella, a wonderful catalog!
- Need to look up an artist, album, or song? you need AllMusic.
- MusicBrainz is the very best publicly available source of music metadata.
- Discogs claims to be the largest and most accurate music database.
- Do you enjoy Celtic music? Check out Thistle and Shamrock. Sadly, the broadcasts ended last year. However, you can listen to a lot of music from previous shows at SomaFM.
- I love lullabies so much that I may end up making a page about them—but there’s an incredible resource for Lullabies and Other Kids’ Songs already out there.
- Can’t remember the words to that song? Try Digital Tradition.
- If you don’t have a Spotify account yet, go open one now. You can get a free account, but you’ll probably be tempted into the premium account before long. It’s definitely worthwhile. Their music library is incredible. The only songs I haven’t found there when I’ve searched have been filk (a regrettable omission, and one I have suggested that they rectify). You can share your playlists with others and even store your own music on their servers for listening without taking up all the space on your mobile device.