ProjectPlaylist.org - Create & Share Playlists

Looking for the coolest music on the Web? Want to create and share your own music playlists? Then this is the right place for you. Project Playlist is a music search engine that helps you find and enjoy music throughout the web in the same way that other search engines help you find webpages, images, and other media. But Project Playlist has also added a social or community twist. With Project Playlist is easy to create playlists, share your playlists with friends, and browse playlists of others. The site does not host music files, it only enables users to find these files and listen to them. Once you find music tracks that you like through this music search engine, or on another user's playlist, you can add them to your personal playlist and then share your playlist with others. You can post your playlist on your social networking page or any other website, or you can email your playlist to friends. It's like bookmarking "favorites" just as you bookmark sites with any web browser. You can create a free MySpace music playlist, Facebook music playlist, Friendster playlist, Tagworld playlist, Hi5 playlist, and Stickam playlist. By using the Project Playlist music player, which you can embed in any web page, you can listen to your playlist and therefore to the remotely located media files wherever and whenever you choose. It is also compatible with other music players as well. You can listen to your playlist with Windows Media Player, Real Media Player or Winamp.

"Projectplaylist.org is an information location tool similar to Google® and Yahoo!® but devoted entirely to the world of music. It allows you to discover all of this free music legally because we respect the rights of copyright holders and we insist that you do as well. We pay royalties to songwriters and music publishers, and we respect the performing artist's choice. Some performing artists make their music freely available on the web, others allow you to listen to only a few freely available songs through a promotional site, and a few would prefer that none of their music be heard on the web at all. If an artist tells us that our search engine is linking to an illegally posted song, we will immediately take down the link to that music file."

Music is rapidly increasing on the web. More and more artists, record companies, music bloggers, music websites and music critics are uploading music files to websites. Project Playlist organizes this rapidly growing quantity of legal music on the web for the benefit of artists, songwriters, music distributors, and listeners alike. It makes it easy for users to find and bookmark their favorite music files anywhere on the Internet, and then to build playlists, and share them with friends.

Will Project Playlist emerge as real authority in music search? How they will be able to compete with major search engines offering audio search?