Muzu is a website that caters to people who either produce music or people who simply like to just listen to it. If you’re into producing music then no matter whether you have a record label or not, Muzu will pay you 50% of the ad revenue your content generates.
All of the content on Muzu is video and they have built up quite a big library. All the music rights on Muzu are protected because they have signed a deal with over 200 international labels which includes Sony BMG Music Entertainment and a lot of other big labels in the industry.
Jogli is a new player in the music search engine market and I can say without a doubt that it has the potential to give the established players a run for their money. It indexes music made up of songs, albums and videos from around the web and presents them in a neat interface with all the stuff organized in a single page. It claims to index almost 12 million songs, most of them in the form of YouTube videos.
Although Jogli does not necessarily require registration, I recommend that you do register because then you will get access to all the features like saving your playlists and creating a Jogli profile.
Here you go, one more not to be missed MakeUseOf list, now it’s about ‘Music Videos’. In particular, about web services letting you freely stream full-length music videos, create video playlists, share them with friends and so on. From basic music video link aggregators and search engines to feature-filled online music channels. Enjoy!
(1) Seeqpod
About: A+ service that aggregates music videos from Youtube and similar biggies and presents them, in an intuitive, fast loading, well-designed and easy-to-navigate interface. (Special thanks to Jen, for tipping us about it.)
Extra Features: 1. create/share/playback playlists, 2. in-built Audio/Video player, 3. embed playlists to your web profile, 4. submit videos, 5. view live searches performed by other users.
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