Free Music From eMusic
Since it was founded in January 1998, eMusic has established itself at the forefront of how music will be discovered, delivered and enjoyed. With eMusic, you can download up to 50 free music downloads over a two-week period absolutely free as an incentive to test drive this program. That's right, download free music online without fear of any big record company coming after you.
Not only popular for their 25 free music downloads, eMusic is also a large distributor of independent artists. If you are not familiar with the independent artist industry, just remember all the popular artists were unknowns at one time.
eMusic features top artists in all musical genres, such as:
- Alternative (Bush, They Might Be Giants, Violent Femmes
- Punk (Blink-182, Pennywise, Rancid)
- Jazz (Duke Ellington, Dizzy Gillespie, Louis Armstrong
- Blues (John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, Buddy Guy)
- Hip Hop (Snoop Dogg, 50 cent, Kool Keith, The Coup)
- Country (Merle Haggard, Patsy Cline, June Carter Cash)
- Rock (Phish, Elvis Costello, Goo Goo Dolls, David Crosby)
Members can get digital music downloads for as low as .22 cents to .25 cents per song. This is by far the lowest price I have seen for any pay-per song program.
- Works with the iPod® or any MP3 Player
- Choose from over 1 million songs
- Songs just 25 cents or less after Free trial
eMusic stands alone as the only digital music service entirely focused on serving the needs of independent music fans and independent labels. Delivering more than one million downloads each month, eMusic is among the top digital music services, offering a diverse catalog of 1,000,000 tracks from established and emerging artists in every genre from the world's top independent labels. Founded in 1998, eMusic was the first service to sell songs and albums in the popular MP3 format and the first company to launch a digital music subscription service.
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