Music streaming services are great inasmuch they provide a full social experience to users. That is, a service that only makes for listening one song after the other while you are sitting like a duck is not really entertaining. Or (to reword that sentence better), a service like that is not really nurturing. It is not taking you anywhere, you are only listening to what you came to the site to listen to. You are not making any discoveries, you are not broadening your scope. And developers have begun noticing, and they have started to incorporate more and more social features into the services that they release. One of the better to come along yet is this one.

Named Soundtracker, it lets you not only listen to music online but also to learn what others are listening to. A lot of flexibility is added by letting you bring your whole social graph along (both Twitter and Facebook are supported), and a built-in messaging platform enables users to make the recommendation process that little more expedited.