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Best Music App (can Spotify do that?)

By Ryan Van Etten on 01/10/2012

In NJ, summer 2011, I witnessed a violent conversation about what is the best mobile music app. It pretty much sums up the state of mobile music streaming in 2011:

Brandon: Rdio is where it’s at in music right now.

Kerry: I. Don’t. Care. I love Spotify.

Brandon: Name anything. I’ll play it right now.

Kerry: Play me The Beatles, bitch.

Brandon: Ok ok. Can Spotify do that? No.

Jamie: I use Pandora. It’s sooo cool.

Others: (Laughs)

Alternatives that come to mind are MOG and Grooveshark—both of which share the same main attraction as Rdio and Spotify: on-demand streaming. They are fundamentally different from discovery-centered apps like Pandora. Last.fm and exfm are in the cross. Who’s back do you have…what’s your vote? ▼


Posted in Apps, Discussion, iPad Apps, iPhone Apps, Music, Music Flux | Tagged consumption, debate, exfm, Grooveshark, last.fm, mobile, mobile music, MOG, music on demand, pandora, poll, Rdio, Spotify, streaming | Leave a response

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