1. MTV
If you want to refresh your playlist without spending a dime? Then, you’re in luck because MTV.com has lots of free music downloads just for you. Yes, you heard us right,Now MTV offers a new group of about a dozen downloads on a somewhat regular basis. A drop in the bucket, but still free. you can get free music downloads right here! They’ll cost you nothing, nada, zip, zero! And you can download as many as you want. Think it sounds too good to be true? It’s not!
Oh, and they will not going to just shove off some stale songs from the 1970s or crap nobody wants to listen to in order to look like They’re doing you a favor. No, we’ve got all the hottest downloads from your favorite artists.
2. mp3.com
MP3.com is a web site operated by CNET Networks providing information about digital music and artists, songs, services, community, and technologies. It is probably better known for its original incarnation, as a legal, free music-sharing service, popular with independent musicians for promoting their work. is one of the most famous site for downloading music, it has a different section for free music. It means that you can download paid music as well as free music from MP3.com. One of the unknown information about MP3.com is that they developed their own Content Delivery Network and data warehousing technologies handling seven terabytes of customer profile information.Their collection include thousands of free tracks from small and large artists. Some of the tracks available in the free section are from extremely popular artists.
3. Amazon
You may be familier with Amazon and have already purchased music from here,but did you know that Amazon offers hundreds of songs and albums to download for free.Ya! definitely Amazon has become a major player in the arena of online music sales, with one of the first stores to sell music files but also contains more than thousands of free music files. Their habit of time to time updating for new albums is really beneficial to users. According to the Internet audience measurement website Compete.com, Amazon attracts approximately 50 million U.S. consumers to its website on a monthly basis. So as they provide a branded and legal place to catch your favorite music files.
4. Last.fm
Last.fm is a popular Internet radio site for music, It claims over 40 million active users based in more than 200 countries. They offers a wide range of MP3’s to download for free. You can also find some of the rare old songs from 60’s and 70’s at Last.fm . For users living outside the UK, US, and Germany, the radio service requires a subscription for €3.00 per month after a 30 track free trial. Last.fm is a global music service available in 12 languages. And last year Last.fm became part of CBS – so that’s another six thousand or so people helping out. Every track you play will tell your Last.fm profile something about what you like. It can connect you to other people who like what you like – and recommend songs from their music collections and yours too.
5. Purevolume
This website, created in 2006, provides you with all the necessary tools to help you promote the band your in or manage. Whether you are singed or not to a recording contract, you will be able to upload songs and videos, create a band profile, sell merchandising, post tour and concert dates. You will get the possibility to be heard by talent scouts from recording labels such as Wynona Records, The Militia Group, Tooth and Nail, Trustkill Records and Epitaph Records. Finally, you will also be able to check out the daily, weekly and monthly charts for songs played on the website and see if your band is there. It is loaded with streaming music, but there are plenty of downloads as well. Click the search link, then search or browse to "discover new music." It’s the quickest way to the freebies.
6. iLike
This website make it easier for music lovers to become part of the music industry. iLike provides users with a common space to share and discover new music, playlists and concerts. You can listen, rate and recommend songs or artists to other members of this community. You can meet friends or discover people with whom you share tastes. You can also access a list of that week’s most played songs, add music to your Facebook profile, and get alerted when your favorite artists are playing in town. Over all i can say that it is a social music site which allows you to discover new music with a little help from your friends.
7. Stereo Gum
Stereogum was one of the first MP3 blogs. It runs with a focus on independent and alternative music news, downloads, videos, and gossip. This site allows you to download the songs of famous artists such as Kanye West, Ben Gibbard and Ryan Adams. They’re all still available, along with zip and torrent file archives of previous months. The Gum Mix streams music to you while you browse, and all the tracks it plays can be downloaded. Stereogum regularly features unknown artists who go on to become mainstream sensations such as Vampire Weekend, Arcade Fire, and Fleet Foxes. They has been offering free, legal mp3s since 2006.
8. Jamendo
All music on Jamendo is free to download and licensed through one of several Creative Commons licenses or the Free Art License, making it legal to copy and share, as well as to modify and make commercial use of for some, depending on the license. There are more than 32,000 albums available for download now on Jamendo. You’ll find lots of international music too, from exotic places like Brazil and er…Canada. This site also allows you to donate some bucks to the artiste of your choice. While sites such as YouTube are still implementing plans to offer artists a share of their advertising revenue, Jamendo claims to let artists keep 50% of the revenue generated and almost 100% of the donations that Jamendo visitors give, go to individual artists.Jamendo is one of the best site to download free music from their ever growing songs library.
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