Digital Music Service Reviews
There is an increasing number of digital music services appearing on the Internet that offer various routes to buy and download your digital music and other media. Read these reviews to find out what they have to offer before you commit.
Napster Pass review. If you're looking for a flexible, low-cost way of discovering new music, then Napster's new monthly pass service could be just the ticket. You can purchase a monthly pass for as little as $5 which gives you unlimited free music streaming and 5 MP3 downloads every month. If you're into digital music and on a budget, then read our Napster Pass review for more information.
Amie Street review – Are you looking for MP3 music for your iPod or MP3 player? Amie Street is a music service where its users set the price of its songs. Prices for songs vary depending on how popular they are and range from free to 98 cents. Find out by reading our Amie Street review how this service compares to the more established ones.
7digital is a media service that not only delivers music, but also offers videos, audiobooks, and a selection of free MP3 downloads.
The Amazon MP3 Music Store is a well known online music service that boasts a large catalog of songs that are also DRM-free. This review cuts to the bone to find out if its worth your money.
eMusic provides a digital music service that concentrates solely on indie music. Read this eMusic review to find out how well the service compares to the competition.
If you’re considering the iTunes Store to buy and download your music, then this iTunes Store review will help you decide if it’s right for you.
Napster is a digital music service that offers its subscribers unlimited music downloads. Find out in this full review if Napster’s service is value for money.
RealNetworks Rhapsody is a subscription based digital music service. Has it got the features to entice you to subscribe? Find out in this full Rhapsody review.
