Choruzz works by using YouTube and Last FM APIs to make it so everyone can get access to the songs in your playlist. It’s an awesome way to tell your friends about the music you enjoy and actually allow them to listen to the songs without creating an account. Creating playlists is a simple as clicking the “+” button on the top of the screen and searching for the songs you want in the playlist. Of course, you can also browse others playlists to find some cool new stuff to listen to.

Each playlist has its own unique URL, so it’s easy to share with all of your social networks. To make sharing even cooler, you can embed them on your blog or website. If you wish, you can create an account using Facebook Connect, so all of your playlists will be saved for later access.

Features:

• Easily create playlists using YouTube and Last FM API.
• Share playlists with friends with no account necessary for you or them.
• Each playlist has its own URL for easy sharing.
• Embed playlists on your webpage or blog.
• Account creation with Facebook connect if you want to store your playlists to a profile.

Find Choruzz @ www.choruzz.com

Music Pop Quiz starts with you choosing the genre of songs for your quiz. You can choose from 10 genres including Pop, Alternative/Indie, Hip-Hop/Rap, Folk, Dance, and Jazz. Once the questions loads, a tune will play, and you have to answer the question “Who is this song performed by?“. You have 30 seconds to answer the question and if you guessed wrong, you lose one of your seven lives. Your aim is to get the most number of questions right until all your lives are used up.

Music Pop Quiz is a cool timewaster for radio and mp3 heads. This is also a good test for your musical knowledge and about the kind of music that you like.

Features:

• Free, simple app.
• Guess the song.
• Choose from different genre quizzes.
• Go through harder levels and difficulty.
• Similar Tools: MusicBuff, and TunesIQ.

Check out Music Pop Quiz @ http://musicpopquiz.com/quiz/play/pop

Jazz Quotes is a web service that gathered wonderful quotations from significant jazz musicians. The site does not require any registration or signups. All you have to do is visit the site’s homepage and click on a musician to see his quotes. In front of each musician’s image, you can read the number of quotes the site has on him. For each musician the list of quotes is present with a ? sign in front of them. Click on this link to obtain the direct link of the quote and share it with friends.

Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Provides quotes from popular jazz musicians.
• Shows number of available quotes.
• Provides direct links to quotes.
• Similar tools: QuoteCoil, QuoteSecret, Quotables, Daily Motivator, NumberQuotes, Subzin, Quotegasm, QuoteStumbler and In Quotes.

Check out Jazz Quotes @ www.jazz-quotes.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

Everyone’s Mixtape is a web app that lets you easily create virtual mixtapes for friends. When you visit the website you will find a few lists already created. You can begin creating your own list after you sign in with your Facebook or Google account. Once you are signed in you can create virtual mixtapes by importing songs from YouTube, SoundCloud, and Vimeo after executing a search from within the Everyone’s Mixtape site. When you have formed your mixtape, you can get a sharing link for it or embed it on your site or blog.

Features:

• A user-friendly web service
• Lets you create virtual mixtapes
• Features a virtual audio cassette
• Lets you add music from YouTube, SoundCloud, and Vimeo
• Provides direct sharing link and embeddable code for mixtapes

Check out Everyone’s Mixtape @ http://everyonesmixtape.com (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

You can listen to each of these 40 songs by simply clicking play and even watch the video via YouTube. The interface of the site is dead simple yet visually appealing. All the top 40 songs are up front along with their album art work and the number of likes they have received. The site also has a list of the all time favorite songs that you can listen to.

Features:

• Listen to top 40 songs being shared on Twitter.
• The list is updated daily.
• Listen and watch the video for each song via YouTube.
• No registration required.

Visit TopForty @ http://topforty.it

You can either use their web interface to upload songs to Spotify or use Dropbox to do it. You just need to share the music folder with Spotmeup and it gets the job done.

Features

• Upload your music to Spotify.
• Share it on various social networks once uploaded.
• Free to use, requires a sign up.
• Also use Dropbox to upload the music.
• Similar tools: ShareMyPlaylists, Playlist, PlaylistNow, JamCloud, and Embedr.

Check out Spotmeup @ www.spotmeup.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

With Tubalr, you can save the time and hassle of going through the cluttered layout of YouTube and browsing through your favorite bands channel.

Just go to Tubalr and in the “Field box” type the name of your favorite artist or band, of whom you want to listen to the top videos of. Once done, just click on the button that says “Only” or “Similar” to find similar songs/bands or the one you specified.

Features

• A very user-friendly, simplistic design makes it easy for anyone to use.
• Service is free of charge.
• Register and save your favourite videos.
• Quickly browse through your favorite band’s top rated videos.
• Similar tools: AllSongsBy, Youtify, PlayinUrTubez, B00mbox, TubeSort, SongSprite, Toobbox and ListAndPlay.

Check out Tubalr @ www.tubalr.com (via The Next Web)

You can listen by album or just pick the song from the list. The interface is neat and easy to navigate through. Search for the artist or pick from the ones they list on their homepage. Not that this is the only site doing this kind of a thing out there, but it certainly looks like one of the best ones in this niche.

Features

• Find and listen to songs and albums.
• Content sourced from YouTube.

Check out AllSongsBy @ www.allsongsby.com (By Abhijeet from GT Mobiles)

FlicFlac is a tiny desktop tool for Windows. The app comes in a ZIP archive that includes the program’s EXE file. This file does not require any installation and will run even on systems where you do not have installation privileges. The program opens up in a small window. You can drag and drop your audio files into this window and have them converted. Remember to select the output format before you drag files. Supported output formats include FLAC, WAV, MP3, OGG, and APE.

Your converted file is saved in the same folder as the original file. Details of the conversion such as bit rate can be set in a submenu that appears in the program.

Features:

• A user-friendly desktop app.
• Compatible with Windows computers.
• Lets you convert audio file formats.
• Supports FLAC, WAV, MP3, OGG, and APE output formats.
• Lets you control audio bit rate.
• Does not require installation.
• Similar tool: ConvertVideoToAudio.

Check out FlicFlac @ www.sector-seven.net/software/flicflac (By Umar from AllThatIsApple)

The Tumblr Music Player is a tool that allows users to put a music player on their Tumblr or Blogger blog, which then allows the reader to listen to a list of songs you have chosen either from your music library or YouTube. Of course, the readers can turn the music off if they wish.

Using the service is very easy. For the first step, the user is required to choose the skin/theme of the music player, which they will use on their Tumblr. For the second step, the users are required to write the song title and give a link to the song (even YouTube videos work). The third is just some configuration settings.

Once you click Done, you will be provided with a code that you can insert into the Tumblr theme template.

Features

• Simple and easy to integrate.
• Free music player for Tumblr/Blogger users.
• Users can make playlists from their own music library or YouTube.

Check out Tumblr Music Player @ http://tumblrplayer.com