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The best alternatives to New Music are Trbble, Jukely, and A Song A Day. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed over 10 alternatives below.
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- Discover new music by listening to a song’s best part first
- Jukely is a concert membership. Instead of buying tickets to individual shows, put yourself on the guestlist to any of hundreds of events in 16 cities for one flat monthly price.
- Music from humans, not robots. A collective of curators hand-picking songs and delivering them to your inbox Monday-Friday with a focus on emerging and obscure artists, across genres. Tune-in and subscribe to your curator of choice or just get ki...
- Discover new music. New site by We Are Hunted co-founder.
- Chatbot to stay up to date on music releases 🐦
- With the click of a button you'll be logged with your Spotify account and you'll instantly gain access to a valhalla of cool stats and insights.
- Avant.fm provides a customizable, listenable feed of new releases from the best indie record labels, across all genres. Works with your Spotify account.
- Musish connects to your Apple Music account in order to allow you to listen to your favourite tracks on the web
- Imagine if Spotify and Tinder had a baby... welcome to Discz! Discz is a Spotify-integrated music discovery platform created to help you find your next favorite track & curate those fresh playlists you hold so close to your heart.
- Indie bands share the best 20 seconds of their music, users are able to rate songs, discover new music and engage with emerging artists. Bands get honest, unadulterated feedback. Direct Access to Live Listeners [forget paying an "Influencer"], people dictate who they like.
