#Hype machine radio full#

December 9, 2009.By richvongod 0 Meet Brian DJ 3W The Water Walkin’ Warrior Rocking The Kingdom Musicīrian “DJ 3W the Water Walkin Warrior Culshaw is a husband, father, grandfather, and deacon in his church that was born and raised in the Midwest. ^ The 100 essential websites The Guardian.^ Bloggers' banquet: For new and old music believe the Hype Machine The Guardian.^ Anthony Volodkin: Why Steep Learning Curves Are Worth It The 99 Percent.^ The Hype Machine iPhone application May 11, 2011.^ Butcher, Mike Soundcloud teams up with Hype Machine to service music bloggers better TechCrunch.^ Hype Machine Merges Bloggers' 'Best of 2007' Music Lists Wired.^ a b Van Buskirk, Eliot Friends Can Track Each Others' Listening Habits on Hype Machine Wired.

'Hype Machine Partners with Townsquare Media, Departing SpinMedia' (Text). 'BUZZMEDIA Signs Up 6 Major Music Sites, Including The Hype Machine And RCRD LBL'. ^ a b Van Buskirk, Eliot The Music Fan Behind Hype Machine: Q&A With Anthony Volodkin Wired Magazine.^ a b c d e f Heilemann, John Capturing the buzz CNN Money.Gawker Media founder Nick Denton called the site 'the future of all media'. Fred Wilson called the site 'the best thing to happen to music since the Rolling Stones' and the ' Technorati for music'. It was named to The Guardian's list of 100 essential websites of 2009, one of four music-oriented sites to receive mention. It has been profiled by CNN, Wired, and The Guardian. Hype Machine's traffic has grown steadily since its launch in 2005. Hype Machine released an iPhone application on May 11, 2011, and a Blackberry 10 version in 2013. In January 2010, The Hype Machine partnered with SoundCloud, allowing labels to provide music bloggers with new and pre-released tracks. The commission from each sale serves as one of the main revenue streams for Hype Machine. Ībove each song are provided links to online music retailers such as eMusic, Amazon, and iTunes, allowing users to purchase the track. In March 2008, the site added a Listening History section, which allows users to see what songs their friends have recently listened to. In 2007, the site introduced the Music Blog Zeitgeist, which aggregates music bloggers' annual 'Best of' lists, as well as using their own data to create lists of the top 50 artists, albums, and songs for the year.

Additionally, Hype Machine maintains a Popular List for the last three days and the previous week, both of which are determined by the number of 'loves' given to each song by users.

#Hype machine radio full#

Hype Machine also provides a full directory of the blogs from which their database of music is derived. Users can also select the 'Latest' tracks from categories including 'Freshest', 'Remixes Only', 'No Remixes', and blogs in the user's country. The site has thirteen different genres to select music from. Users have the ability to 'love' songs, which saves the song to their Loved List. It aggregates the most recently posted songs from a selection of music blogs (about 800) and lists them on the website's main page. Hype Machine's structure has been described as an 'amalgamation of Pandora Radio and Pitchfork Media'. Hype Machine had an advertising partnership with BuzzMedia until 2014, when it switched to Townsquare Media. Volodkin observed, ' got launched without ever being launched.' Instead of sending a response, Gonze and others posted the link online. And I thought, there has to be a way to bring this all together.' In 2005, Volodkin sent his site address to pioneers in the online music domain, including Lucas Gonze of Webjay, in order to gain feedback. I couldn't believe there were people spending their time writing about music, putting up tracks so you could hear them. He said, 'I discovered MP3 blogs like Stereogum and Music for Robots. The site was born out of Volodkin's frustration with music magazines and radio stations. Hype Machine was originally a music database created in 2005 by Anthony Volodkin, then a sophomore computer science major at Hunter College. Hype Machine is a music blog aggregator created by Anthony Volodkin.