MusicMesh: Mondo Music Mashup Application

Posted on May 11, 2007
Filed Under video, music |

One look at MusicMesh and you’ll see how cool a web mashup application it is. Enter an artist’s name and click the search button, and it comes back with an interactive graph of CD covers for related artists (with the standard erroneous associations included). Click on one of the peripheral albums and a new graph pops up. On the right sidebar is a track listing for the current CD of focus. Click on a song, and if there’s a YouTube video for it, it appears at right and starts up.

There are also tabs for site reviews, Wikipedia entries, and relevant Amazon links. Very, very cool. Like Pandora for music videos, but a whole different interface, and added features.

Now if SplashCast Media’s SplashCast only supported Yahoo Pipes output feeds, I could write up some pretty cool YouTube music mashups as well. One can only hope.

If you prefer downloadable music recommendation applications, check out Goombah. It scans scans your iTunes library and makes recommendations. If you find something you like, you can one-click it and make a purchase from iTunes or Napster. There’s also a free music section and Free Music Fridays.

[additional sources: Lifehacker, DemoGirl]

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