Re:DiscoverTracks – Musicians you love listen to what you like
by mxfh on Monday July 28, 2014 @11:06AM
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Yes it's Diplo. Although souncloud.com/stream page and reposts[1] work quite good for my needs already.
Diplo has second account for reposts[2][3] only.
I personally prefer a curated approach, like blip.fm[4] offered/offers, to any automated methods so far.
[1]http://help.soundcloud.com/customer/portal/articles/527370-w...
[2]https://soundcloud.com/diploapproved
[3]http://doandroidsdance.com/news/diplo-approved-soundcloud/
[4]http://blip.fm/all?p=1 Is this site more than a zombie? Still no soundcloud integration in sight.
Re:DiscoverTracks – Musicians you love listen to what you like
by ocolot on Monday July 28, 2014 @11:23AM
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hum... so how do you link your variety of music tastes in your approach? I personally love headytunes.co and it's curation, but it only fit 1/3 of my musical world unfortunately
Re:DiscoverTracks – Musicians you love listen to what you like
by mxfh on Monday July 28, 2014 @11:54AM
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Well, lets say I wish John Peel would be still around.
Is it almost 10 Years already?
Re:DiscoverTracks – Musicians you love listen to what you like
by ocolot on Monday July 28, 2014 @10:58AM
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That's a great case. I believe we should be careful with historical biais, because some it could lead to focussing results on a particular music style. In my case fore example, I listen to electonic, jazz and classical music depending on the mood of the week...
It is not open source, but you may be willing to give a hand ;)
Re:DiscoverTracks – Musicians you love listen to what you like
by k-mcgrady on Monday July 28, 2014 @11:08AM
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I would love to help but I'm not much of a web developer :) I'll definitely be following closely though so if I see a way I can help I'll let you know.
Edit:
Is the site open source?