There’s tons and tons of online radios and players where you could listen to all kinds of music, with services like Spotify and Pandora clearly standing ahead of everybody else. You can listen to these songs you’ve grown up with, you can listen to the hits of today, you can listen to the most obscure indie bands that have ever picked up their guitars and played a note… and you can do it all for free. You can’t, however, do it in a setting as bright as the one provided by Beatrobo, a site that aims to put some distance between itself and its many competitors by being a lively resource above everything else.
Beatrobo uses animated avatars and a big, unique interface for recommending songs to you. The service is free, and since you have to sign in using your Facebook account Beatrobo knows what kind of music you listen to from the very beginning. The music will actually begin playing the second you connect to the site, and the robot you have chosen when you signed up will be there to help you find new songs and artists. Your robot will actually do things for you, like visiting your friends’ profiles (or “rooms”) and recommending the songs you’re playing to them. And your friends’ robots will do the same thing for you, of course.
As you can see, the execution is what makes this music community different. It’s not that on Beatrobo you would find songs you wouldn?t find on other social music services, its just that everything has got a more colorful (and even more innocent) side to it. And for some people, that can end up making all the difference.
Beatrobo.com In Their Own Words
Beatrobo is a social music community where you can listen songs with your friends together endlessly. When you begin Beatrobo, your robot, which is your avatar and playlist, will automatically be generated. The robots will play your favorite songs for you, and will do activities like going to your friend’s rooms, recommending you songs, and even going out to find songs for you. Customize your robots to find new music through your friends and community.
Some Questions About Beatrobo.com
Leaving aside how lively Beatrobo is, can it really compete with sites like Spotify and Pandora in terms of features? 
