MFLOW – SOCIAL MUSIC STORE

mflow – Where music comes recommended

Where music comes recommended mflow, a unique digital music service that encourages fans to recommend and share music in return for a percentage of any resulting sales announced its launch in April.

The service is accessible when users download the easy-to-install mflow application that allows them to follow other users and build a network of trusted sources, discover new music, recommend music to others, browse, search and urchase music online. mfl ow launched with over 1m tracks.
mflow places a big emphasis on online music discovery. However, rather than relying on computer generated recommendation software, mflow actively encourages human interaction and word of mouth by enabling users to see what music friends, followers and fellow fans are listening to and tipping.
Users can quickly build a network of trusted sources by choosing to follow the recommendation ‘fl ows’ of other users, friends, artists, record labels, magazines, radio stations, celebrities and so on. These ‘flows’ will appear on the user’s desktop as a constant ‘feed’ as the people they choose to follow recommend and share music with them. Users can even look at the music collections and playlists stored on each other’s computers – although users can opt not to make this facility available if they choose. The recipient is given a full length, streamed preview of any recommendation putting them fi rst in the queue to hear new music and, of course, an option to purchase the track.
In addition mfl ow rewards users for sharing and recommending music – If a friend or follower likes a track that a user recommends and subsequently buys it, the person recommending that track automatically receives 20% of the purchase price in the form of a credit to spend on more music.
There is absolutely no advertising on mflow and users can only share, recommend or purchase music.

mflow is perfect for the dance music lover having signed a deluge of labels including Cadenza, 2020, Skint, Wall of Sound, Border Community, Eskimo, Made 2 Play, Freerange, Buzzin’ Fly, Toolroom Records, Deconstruction and many more. You need to check this out!

Search, buy and share from anywhere!
If you want to use mfl ow like a regular shop, just search for the music you want. But because mfl ow is way more than just a shop, you can also search for profi les of friends, dj’s, labels and artists in the same way. You can share and buy tracks from anywhere – your own library, someone else’s profile or library, from our catalogue… even from the media player. Every single track can be bought or shared with your friends with a single click.

Go with the flow and share!
Every track and album can be shared with your friends and followers on mflow. Just click on the ‘flow’ button, add a message and it’s sent to your friends and followers who get to listen to it in full. There’s nothing quite like the gift of a cracking new tune. And sending one to your friends couldn’t be easier.

mflow – Where music comes recommendedWhere music comes recommended mflow, a unique digital music service that encourages fans to recommend and share music in return for a percentage of any resulting sales announced its launch in April.

The service is accessible when users download the easy-to-install mflow application that allows them to follow other users and build a network of trusted sources, discover new music, recommend music to others, browse, search and urchase music online. mfl ow launched with over 1m tracks.
mflow places a big emphasis on online music discovery. However, rather than relying on computer generated recommendation software, mflow actively encourages human interaction and word of mouth by enabling users to see what music friends, followers and fellow fans are listening to and tipping.
Users can quickly build a network of trusted sources by choosing to follow the recommendation ‘fl ows’ of other users, friends, artists, record labels, magazines, radio stations, celebrities and so on. These ‘flows’ will appear on the user’s desktop as a constant ‘feed’ as the people they choose to follow recommend and share music with them. Users can even look at the music collections and playlists stored on each other’s computers – although users can opt not to make this facility available if they choose. The recipient is given a full length, streamed preview of any recommendation putting them fi rst in the queue to hear new music and, of course, an option to purchase the track.
In addition mfl ow rewards users for sharing and recommending music – If a friend or follower likes a track that a user recommends and subsequently buys it, the person recommending that track automatically receives 20% of the purchase price in the form of a credit to spend on more music. There is absolutely no advertising on mflow and users can only share, recommend or purchase music.

mflow is perfect for the dance music lover having signed a deluge of labels including Cadenza, 2020, Skint, Wall of Sound, Border Community, Eskimo, Made 2 Play, Freerange, Buzzin’ Fly, Toolroom Records, Deconstruction and many more. You need to check this out!

Search, buy and share from anywhere!If you want to use mfl ow like a regular shop, just search for the music you want. But because mfl ow is way more than just a shop, you can also search for profi les of friends, dj’s, labels and artists in the same way. You can share and buy tracks from anywhere – your own library, someone else’s profile or library, from our catalogue… even from the media player. Every single track can be bought or shared with your friends with a single click.

Go with the flow and share!Every track and album can be shared with your friends and followers on mflow. Just click on the ‘flow’ button, add a message and it’s sent to your friends and followers who get to listen to it in full. There’s nothing quite like the gift of a cracking new tune. And sending one to your friends couldn’t be easier.

WEB LINK: http://www.mflow.com/

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