Showing posts with label free music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free music. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 January 2011

Digital Eel - Free Music

Digital Eel has just released a compilation of their weird music for free called VooDoo interface. Yah! Don't forget that you can also down some of their previously commercial games for free now. Yah again!

Saturday, 14 August 2010

Osmos: Free Sound Track

Can't turn down free music The creators of the game Osmos have released the soundtrack for the game to celebrate their release on the iphone. check out the soundtrack for the game Osmos here in both MP3 and M4A format.

There's a little bit more to the story, if you've purchased Osmos direct from them you can get the newest album of Matt Jarvis for free. Details here.

If you've purchased it on Steam or haven't bought Osmos, you can still get it for free by checking out details here.

Thursday, 1 October 2009

Y's Online

The Y's series in Japan has been going strong since the 1980's and one of the aspects that made it famous is its very memorable music. The soundtrack for Y's Online, the new MMO of the Y's series, has just been released for free as covered by Massively.

Go check out the free OST here!

Update: Unfortunately, one of the tracks "Blood on my hands" seems to be missing any music and is completely silent from the single downloads and the OST compilation even though you can download it. Hopefully they'll correct it shortly.

Wednesday, 15 July 2009

Jamendo creates plugin for Moovida

Jamendo announced some time ago that it had launched an integrated plugin with Moovida, a free media player, so Moovida users can browser and download Jamendo songs. It was reported on several blogs but it looks like the main news media hasn't noticed that Jamendo is slowly but surely gaining popularity.

Saturday, 11 July 2009

Kerchoonz - Portable Speaker and Marketing Strategy in One

Kerchoonz, a free music site has released a portable speaker called K-box that allows you to use any surface as a bass speaker. Several hardware and music blogs have reviewed the speaker which is apparently quite good as portable speakers go.

None of them have really mentioned that this is part of Kerchoonz's freemium strategy, giving away free music and creating new streams of revenue by selling hardware instead. Its similar to what Apple is doing with its ipod and music store. Will this marketing strategy work? Time will tell but I think the K-box has certainly got the attention of the music hardware community and blogs.