Post by alexl on Apr 14, 2010 14:36:33 GMT 2
Hello,
Firstly, thanks to the moderator for allowing me to post in this forum.
I’m helping with the launch of new UK social music service - mflow. It’s a sort of ‘Twitter-meets-iTunes’ and offers people an easy way to share / discover new music.
As an exclusive offer to new users, Q magazine is currently offering 5 free tracks - available when you sign-up for a free mflow account:
Florence & The Machine: ‘Blinding (Live)’
Mumford & Sons: ‘Sigh No More’
The Drums: ‘I Felt Stupid’
I Blame Coco: ‘Ceasar (Ft. Robyn)’
Tinashe: ‘Mr. Presumption’
mflow is currently in beta (available in the UK only) and will launch officially on 15th April, but we already have lots of people using the service, including Radio 1 presenters (such as Phil Jupitus & Zane Lowe), labels, magazines, bands and music fans.
The way mflow works is that you are recommended music by people that you follow and in turn you can recommend music to your followers. If your followers download & buy the music that you recommend, you will get 20% of what they spend credited to your account.
If you’d like to check out mflow & the free tracks, you can download the app from bit.ly/mflowq
I’d love to know what you think
Thanks,
Alexei
Check out the mflow website
Read the mflow blog
Follow mflow on Twitter
Friend mflow on Facebook
Firstly, thanks to the moderator for allowing me to post in this forum.
I’m helping with the launch of new UK social music service - mflow. It’s a sort of ‘Twitter-meets-iTunes’ and offers people an easy way to share / discover new music.
As an exclusive offer to new users, Q magazine is currently offering 5 free tracks - available when you sign-up for a free mflow account:
Florence & The Machine: ‘Blinding (Live)’
Mumford & Sons: ‘Sigh No More’
The Drums: ‘I Felt Stupid’
I Blame Coco: ‘Ceasar (Ft. Robyn)’
Tinashe: ‘Mr. Presumption’
mflow is currently in beta (available in the UK only) and will launch officially on 15th April, but we already have lots of people using the service, including Radio 1 presenters (such as Phil Jupitus & Zane Lowe), labels, magazines, bands and music fans.
The way mflow works is that you are recommended music by people that you follow and in turn you can recommend music to your followers. If your followers download & buy the music that you recommend, you will get 20% of what they spend credited to your account.
If you’d like to check out mflow & the free tracks, you can download the app from bit.ly/mflowq
I’d love to know what you think
Thanks,
Alexei
Check out the mflow website
Read the mflow blog
Follow mflow on Twitter
Friend mflow on Facebook