Born Free | DIVINE MADNESS | OUT NOW!!!! | Jamrock MagazineSource: jamrockmagazine.eu
Born in Jamaica, Conrad Eric Glaze, a.k.a. BORN FREE, left for Miami at an early age where he was educated formally and informally. BORN FREE lived in England for 10 years, where he hooked up with The Next Room. Together they have created a new sound.
China gets free music from GoogleSource: Neowin / Reuters
According to Reuters, Internet-users in China will be able to download for free approximately 350,000 licensed songs--soon to be more than a million--through Google.
NoiseTrade WidgetSource: noisetrade.com
Get a free download of Sixpence None the Richer's new EP.

Summer in New York City brings with it many things. Every vaguely green space fills with eager sunbathers, every bar and restaurant patio fills with sun-starved drinkers, and every neighborhood rings with the ubiquitous tune of the Mister Softee ice cream truck.
And Now For Something Completely Defiant Source: BoRev.Net
This week we're starting out with streaming, but soon (i.e. "once we figure out how to do it") we'll be offering actual free MP3 downloads of music never before heard outside Venezuela. Let's kick it off with a fierce all-woman salsa band from the Caracas barrios.
NPR.org Launches New Music SiteSource: NPR
NPR.org relaunches their music site, with a new Flash-based media player. NPR Music is a collaboration with various Public Radio Stations, with connections to their local music scenes.
Instant KarmaSource: outeasy.wordpress.com
Cool Site of the Day! Hi-Res live satellite images of Darfur starting AM June 6
More Oasis Stupidity - MUSIC News - Source: notefa.com
Nelly Furtado recalled meeting up with Oasis after the Brit Awards at the group's after party. Furtado explained, "I've met Noel Gallagher before, but I ran over to Liam and said, 'Hi, hi, I'm Nelly, I'm a big fan, and you were great tonight', and he went, 'Oh right.
Interview: John Buckman, Founder of Magnatune RecordsSource: OSNews
Magnatune is the non-evil record label who gives away 128 kbps mp3s of all their artist's songs for free. You can then choose (or not) to purchase DRM-free higher quality versions at a price you set and they allow you to share their purchased songs with 3 friends.
BBC Talent-spotting in virtual worldsSource: BBC News
The BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend was held in my home city this year and with it they took broadcasting to another level, via virtual worlds on Second Life.
They broadcast the free concert over the web, on television and even on their own island rented in the game Second Life.
Audiri — The Way Music Should BeSource: audiri.com
Audiri is a community-based music discovery website which enables musicians to share their music for free *or* for a fee, and allows listeners to control the popularity of each artist.