Is there anything music-wise you can not do? You have your radio, your video clips, your CDs, even your old tapes. You can buy ticket concerts, ringtones, merchandising… But isn’t there something wrong after all? Why do you have to use a specific service for each thing you do with your music? All these industry professionals, do they know you? Do they know your musical taste? Your favorite bands? I mean, the executive who just sold you the concert ticket might just work in the same company than the one from the CD department. How come you have to talk to so many people when all this commes originally from the same artist?

Oh wait, wait! There’s Internet. Of course there is. And it brings you a whole new range of possibilities: get your personal online radio, put some podcast on your mp3 player, download digital music, socialise with people who have the same taste, talk about your music on your blog, and do all the things you could already do in real life. But you just have to talk to more people. Internet just didn’t made it any easier to enjoy your music. It just added new problems: accounts for each thing you want to do, DRM that won’t let you listen to the tracks you purchased, back-up preventing hard-drives crash and so on and so on.

Wouldn’t it be nice for a change to just enjoy your music and get more from it? Well we thought it ought to exist, this place where music feels good, that let’s you do most of the things you want from your music by intuition, that helps you socialise and discover new music. We call it Musana and we’d be glad to have you testing it on our private beta.

Frédéric

Photo credits: Jen - Music Portrait Session Originally uploaded by Fisher_Photographics.

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