Download-and-discovery service eMusic releases Android app

PanARMENIAN.Net - Download-and-discovery service eMusic released April 23 an Android app that combines the eMusic membership experience with an advanced music player creating a unique way to discover, collect and listen to music on a mobile device.

According to a press release, the app includes features that are part of the core eMusic discovery experience – curated radio stations, recommendations, editorial features and reviews. Users can also re-discover songs within their existing music collection through new features, like Mixes. (Users can re-discover music they already own by automatically creating a unique mix from their own collection.)

This unique experience, combined with an intuitive player, is now available to all U.S. Android users for free. The app is optimized for Android v2.3.3 or newer with at least 1GHz and 576MB RAM.

"We've combined the eMusic editorial DNA with data gleaned from the eMusic member community, along with an advanced player, to create a sophisticated mobile music discovery experience," said Adam Klein, President and CEO of eMusic. "It's a great app for true music collectors – the more music you have and listen to, the better it gets."

Dozens of curated radio programs based on emerging artists, local music scenes, and more, are available to be streamed through the app. Programs are curated by eMusic's top-notch editorial staff and music writers. (Available for US eMusic Members only.)

Music Members can download music through the app as part of their monthly subscription. Members can also review their library, view their eMusic Downloads history, and access their Saved Music, which is synched with their "Save for Later" files on the eMusic web experience. Music that is downloaded through the app by Members will be recognized on eMusic.com, feeding into the recommendations and overall personalized discovery experience on the site.