I can't remember the last time I listened to a CD, let alone purchased one. I take that back. It was last year that I purchased Prince's 'Hit and Run Phase II and the first I did was to make a digital copy. Every with it as a digital copy, it's a pain in the butt to make sure I can access it from my smart devices. In most cases, I will listen to it from a streaming service. Many people have turned to streaming services because of the convenience of having access to hundreds of music artist at the touch of a button and the best part is most of it is free. With so many choices out there which one should you use? Well, I put together a list of my top 4 music services which I hope you can use as a guide when deciding where to stream your favorite tunes
Pandora. Pandora is one of the best free music streaming sites with more than 1 million songs. Pandora is like an online radio station where you select your interest or types of music that you love, and then Pandora will start showing music according to your choice to listen for free. You need to have an account to listen free music without downloading.
Spotify. Spotify is the king of online music streaming sites. Spotify has a good collection of more than 20 million songs for online listening from all popular genres and artist. You can create your own playlists or listen to "themed" radio stations. The best thing about Spotify is your playlist follow you on all of your devices.
Last.fm. last.fm is a great free music streaming service which supports streaming through your browser. Like Pandora, this is also an online radio station where you can create your own station by adding the genres you would like to listen.
Tidal. Tidal is the first music streaming service supporting High Fidelity music. This means you will need a good Internet connection (4G LTE/3G) to experience HiFi music uninterrupted. If you are looking for quality music along with an exceptional playlist ready for you, Tidal is the one you should go for.
Burton Kelso is the Chief Tech Expert at Integral. They offer tech support to homes and businesses all over the Kansas City Metro. He regularly appears as a guest tech correspondent on ABC, NBC, FOX, and CBS on shows such as Kansas City Live, Better Kansas City, FOX 4 Morning Show, offering viewers easy tips on technology, Internet lifestyle, Internet security and gadgets. You can find Burton on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter and watch great tech tip videos on his YouTube channel. He can be reached at 888-256-0829 or email at burton@integralcomputerconsultants.com
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