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EMusic's paying subscribers -- and any non-paying app users who register within the app for free -- can hear radio stations for each scene from eMusic's large catalog of music (the radio feature ispowered in part by The Echo Nest, publisher of Evolver.fm); enter the comment section for each scene; suggest new scenes for eMusic to add (they plan to add many); and access other free-registration-or-payment-only features.

Eliot Van Buskirk: EMusic's 'Scenes' App for iPad Can Turn You Into a Hipster (or at Least a Scenester) Eliot Van Buskirk 2011

The main job of eMusic staffers is to know about all of this stuff, specializing in a genre or sub-genre to find the best stuff, license it, and package it for eMusic's paying subscribers.

Eliot Van Buskirk: EMusic's 'Scenes' App for iPad Can Turn You Into a Hipster (or at Least a Scenester) Eliot Van Buskirk 2011

Nate sez, I've been a fan of eMusic's DRM-free tunes for some time, but I'm really impressed with their launch of a new download manager called 'eMusic Remote' for their store.

Boing Boing 2007

But it can't beat eMusic's subscription of 40 tracks for a monthly fee of about £6.50... 30 tracks if you subscribe now - I am old skool.

Another music site, recommended by BoingBoing jinty 2007

It would seem SNOCAP is the closest to this sort of ideal ecosystem, though it could be argued that eMusic's focus on indies is also I agree to a certain extent.

Archive 2005-08-28 Chris Heuer 2005

It would seem SNOCAP is the closest to this sort of ideal ecosystem, though it could be argued that eMusic's focus on indies is also I agree to a certain extent.

SnoCAP for HD Chris Heuer 2005

Both rely on AgentArts's database of artist similarity, which also powers the back-end for eMusic's recommendation system.

Boing Boing: February 16, 2003 - February 22, 2003 Archives 2003

Pall Mall Cigarettes at Christmas eMusic's 88 best albums of 2008.

There's something about Bettie. Jeff 2004

After Mark mentioned eMusic's legal downloadable music service in a QuickTopic yesterday, I went off and singed up for the "free, unlimited 30-day trial."

Boing Boing: November 25, 2001 - December 1, 2001 Archives 2001

Albums go from $5 to nearly $20, depending on the album and the file format: Amazon's and eMusic's MP3 files will be cheaper than their competitors' songs, which will have better sound quality because they are less compressed, digitally.

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