Discover New Music with Wireless Internet

It is easy to complain about the dearth of quality new music available via standard media these days. Turn on the radio in your car, and you will discover that the same songs get played over and over again. Either it is the latest single by an overly-promoted pop artist with little more than good lucks and a great marketing team, or it is a played-to-death hit from the 80s or rock classic from the 60s. With corporate radio’s ability to play the same handful of artists over and over again until even their mothers are sick of hearing them, somehow bands like the Rolling Stones, Neil Young, and Heart have gone from cool outside musicians to nauseatingly mainstream, just by sheer repetition of their biggest hits. What’s more: there is nothing like hearing the anti-consumerist, anti-authoritarian lyrics of "This Note’s For You" or "Satisfaction" on a radio station owned by a subsidiary of Clear Channel. ("When I’m watching my TV/And a man comes on to tell me/How white my shirt should be/But he can’t be a man ‘cause he doesn’t smoke/the same cigarettes as me").



Television is just as bad, if not worse. Try finding any music at all on a station like MTV or VH1. You might get lucky between 3 and 5 a.m., when there is no other programming to air. But these days, with the popularity of so many reality shows, you are just as likely to find a Jersey Shore or Teen Mom 2 marathon playing during the wee hours.



But luckily, with wireless Internet, there are more options than ever for music fans who want to bypass the mainstream media. That is because with wireless Internet, you are in control of what you listen to. For example, you can search out your favorite bands on different blogs so that you can listen to MP3s of their best songs and newest releases. Or you can go on sites like YouTube and Vimeo and watch videos of their performances. Maybe you will find footage of a B-52s concert form 1979 that showcases the group’s insane energy in a way that you never new was possible. Or maybe just a week ago, someone captured a secret solo performance by Julian Casablancas of the Strokes that you are dying to see for yourself.



You can also use wireless Internet to discover new music in the first place. You can use websites like Pandora to create radio stations based on the music you already like. Then, Pandora will play tracks that have similar qualities, which often leads to you discovering a whole new world of tunes that you had no access to before. Or you can check out your local city’s online radio stations. Often, independent groups of people start community radio stations that you can listen to online. These channels are an incredible way to find out about new music, especially stuff that is happening on a strictly local level. And, best of all, you can use wireless Internet to buy new music, either via iTunes or by ordering CDs online with your 4G phone and having them shipped to your house.



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