It just seems like a natural progression for MySpace to enter the music foray with their own MySpace Music site. Just 24 hours old and already MySpace Music has a huge following, and an interesting model that looks to beat out all other music sites. Four major labels on board (Universal, Warner, Sony, EMI), several major publishers, and even the largest independent music provider look to make MySpace Music stand out on its own merit.

Users are able to stream any of the music on the site for free, create playlists of up to 100 songs, share their lists, their streams, and even participate in ranking and viewing other users music selection. All of this creates a music social network that is bound to grow just as fast at their social network specific site, MySpace. New music is also introduced exposing users to new artists and up-can-comers, with the added ability to purchase music which is done through Amazon’s music download service. You want a ringtone? No worries, via Jamster any song on MySpace music can also be yours to carry on your mobile.

The flexibility of MySpace music is unheard of, and I look forward to seeing its growth.

• MySpace Assures imeem Users, Playlists Are Safe – December 22, 2009
• iLike – Soical Networking for Music Fans – August 19, 2009
• Myspace Music Testing out Social Network Aggregation Tool – April 4, 2011
• Download Music from MySpace with Grab That File! – May 19, 2010
• Streaming Music Online Via Browser – November 15, 2009

MySpace Music Launches originally appeared on: Crenk
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