This week we bring you another selection of free tracks for your listening pleasure. As always, the free MP3 music is full-length and will hopefully give you a good idea about the sound that the artist/band produces before you purchase their music. This blog is also about trying to bring you new music that you might not have otherwise discovered; listening to the following free music will hopefully broaden your musical tastes and introduce you to some new undiscovered genres. The free music downloads this week are:
Dada Life
This free remix showcases the mainstream electro-house genre that Dada Life produce. If you like this type of music then you'll also be interested in
Dada Life's website which is currently offering a huge audio mix for free download -- it contains 15 tracks and is 42 minutes long! This mammouth mix entitled,
November 2009 Mix contains tracks from various artists and also has a remix track (Let's Get Bleeped Tonight) from Dada Life's new album,
Just Do The Dada -- now available digitally on
iTunes or as a physical from Insound.com.
Kissy Sell Out
For electro-pop fans, the free promotional track,
Apple Jelly, is a good example of Kissy Sell Out's energetic and fun sound that can be likened to artists such as Lily Allen; there's also the
This Kiss music video that you can watch via YouTube. For more remixes by Kissy, there's also his
offical podcast website that you can use to stream and download tracks from. Incidentally, the UK-based producer and DJ's debut album,
Youth, which the free Apple Jelly track is from is now available for download.
Scanners
The free music download called,
Salvation, is by UK-based rock band Scanners and is taken from their upcoming new album,
Submarine, which is slated for release Feb. 2010.
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Whatever software media player you use for organizing and playing your digital music, you may have already been annoyed at seeing incorrect album art assigned to your music collection -- or even worse, no album art at all! This annoying problem can happen for a number of reasons but thankfully can be easily fixed using your software media player's built-in tools. If you have a large amount of album art to fix then you may find that using a dedicated software program is a much easier and faster solution for filling in this missing information. Media Monkey is a good example of a third party software program that can automatically fix album art as well as being a good music manager.
If you use Microsoft Windows Media Player and are having album art problems then our guide on How to Download Missing album Covers Using Windows Media Player 11 will hopefully prove an invaluable aid in fixing your issues.
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This week we are covering Lily Allen's Remixed Album which is free to download from the official Lily Allen Remixed website. If you're a fan and haven't yet discovered the free promotional digital album, then you'll no doubt find the 12 special remixes on it a very welcome addition to your music collection.
There are several ways you can download Lily's album, these are:
- BitTorrent -- if you haven't got a file sharing program, then see our Top 5 Free BitTorrent Programs for more information.
- Online file storage sites such as Megaupload and Sharebee.
- Directly downloading the individual tracks from the Lilyallenremixed.com website.
As well as the music, there's also a high quality album cover (in PDF format) that you can print out along with a selection of wallpapers at various resolutions.
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If you prefer to backup your music library to CD or DVD, then have you tried creating a multisession disc? Simply put, a multisession disc makes it possible for you to add data to the same CD or DVD using more than one burning session; if there is free space still left on the disc then you can add more data to it at a later date. There have probably been times in the past when you've been frustrated by not being able to burn more information to a disc that still had free space on it. The obvious advantage of using a multisession disc is that you don't have to fill up a disc in one go, but you can burn chunks of data until your CD or DVD is full.
Popular CD and DVD disc recording programs such as Nero can create this type of format enabling you to burn your media files at your own leisure. Even though this method isn't as space-efficient as burning all your files in one go (a small amount of space is lost using a multisession disc), it's a lot more user-friendly and is well worth doing if you don't currently have enough data to fill an entire disc.
If you're interested in finding out more, then our tutorial on How to Create a Multisession CD or DVD using the free CDBurnerXP program will get you started.
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