This is a great music streaming site. Ex FM allows you to discover and stream music for free, from any of your favourite artists, or similar ones that you might like based on your music tastes. It compiles songs that tumblr users and other bloggers have embedded into their pages, and gives you a running playlist. Simple. It’s a great way to listen to free music online. We really recommend you try it out. Click on the pictures below to get there.

And while we’re on the topic of music streaming… All My Faves Music is our dedicated Music Homepage. It takes you to all the best free music streaming, music discovery and free web radio sites, in one easy-to-use page. Add it to your faves today, you’ll love it!

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Cull.TV – Ladies and gents, music connosseurs all over the world, AllMyFaves is proud to present to you the site that aims to bring the music television experience into the Internet age with simplicity and style. No more clicking from music video to music video or site to site to watch what’s trending now. Cull’s streamlined interface brings it all together in one place. On Cull, you’ll find new videos from music’s leading tastemakers and artists updating constantly.

Your first experience of Cull.TV will be a cool new music video from the Cull New Music Channel; but to find music more to your tastes, move your mouse to the right side of the screen. A menu bar appears, allowing you to search channels for different music genres, or simply search for music from your favourite artists.

We at AllMyFaves Towers all agree that, potentially, we’ve found you a stylish and simple replacement for Youtube! Try it out and see what you think.

A snapshot of some of Cull.TV's ready-made music video channels

Turntable.fm – Music is better with friends.
Listening to music has always been one of those experiences that’s better together, whether at a concert or hanging out with friends. But the digital music revolution so far has been defined by a solitary experience. Turntable.fm is bringing the social value of music to the the digital music experience by letting people experience and discover music together, live, online.

Music Video Genome – If you are tired from the fact that music channels stopped playing actual music give Music Video Genome a try. It is a personalized music television. Type in your favorite artists and start enjoying the music instantly. Explore and discover new music with this simple tool.

TuneTug – TuneTug is a new service that lets everyone be the DJ at parties and events. TuneTug allows your guests to ‘Tug’ up and down songs with their mobile phone that they want to hear. To set up TuneTug you need an internet connected iPhone, iPod or iPad – WiFi is suggested but not required.

Users on most any type of mobile device can vote and see the playlist live. TuneTug Voting has been tested on recent smartphone devices including: iPhone, Android and Blackberry.

To learn more about TuneTug and how to make the most of it, see the video below.

YouTube Music – The video search and hosting platform giant is now on a quest to deliver the top music videos based on videos you’ve already watched on YouTube. If you don’t have a YouTube account, get one to really make the most out of YouTube Music. You can also sign in with your Google log in info.

So what are the perks that come with YouTube Music? Top 100 for one. Based on user views, this list shows you the hottest music videos people are currently watching on YouTube, and based on videos you’ve watched in the past, YouTube Music makes video recommendations that truly hit the taste mark. One additional benefit that comes with YouTube Music is gig alerts of your favorite artists. Yep, listening to and discovering new music just got sweeter.

ListnPlay – Video-based music hubs are hardly a new thing on the Web, and ListnPlay is yet another music player trying to take a bite of that pie, offering a music & video search platform that gives central point to search online music & videos. Based almost exclusively on YouTube videos, ListnPlay will find you videos of the artist, band or song you searched for, and will also come up with other recommendations for each.

Create your own playlist, share it with friends on Facebook, Twitter and other social platforms, and do it all for free! If you’re already fed up with Blip, Grooveshark and other webradio providers, ListnPlay can be a nice alternative.

GoRankem – I’m always on the lookout for new music and artists, and thanks to an abundance of music discovery tools online virtually anyone can expand their music repertoire. GoRankem is yet another music discovery player offering honest artist recommendations based on the taste of artists’ fans. The active contribution of users is what propels GoRankem, and I much prefer the suggestions of true fans than being handed down the ‘check this out’ of doubtful taste makers (i.e. music sites’ founders).

To see GoRankem in action, and as my personal tribute to the recently deceased singer, here’s the artist page of Amy Winehouse who passed away last Saturday. I found some interesting similar artists thanks to GoRankem’s user rating system.

Beatlab – If you are an amateur DJ and like mixing your own beats, there are many online music creators you can make use of, and BeatLab is one of them. Create your own track with the site’s built-in music generator and explore great electronic music other users have concocted.

If you’re not sure where to start, I suggest kicking off the BeatLab experience with the site’s leaderboard section.

Tastebuds – Ever started dating a gorgeous man or a woman and had a great feeling he or she could be the one, only to discover the turn-off of mismatched music preferences? Music means so much to us on a daily basis, and it can say a lot about the people who choose one artist over another. Tastebuds tries to play the music card in the online dating scene, matching you up with men or women with the same musical taste as yours.

Start off by providing at least three of your favorite artists, specify your gender and sough-after sex, and Tastebuds will show you a list of relevant candidates. Sign up to get the site’s full service and start meeting new people you share something in common.

I did a quick search for men within my age range, in the USA (you can also search for singles in any other country), and received a list of possible dates. The interface is beautifully designed, which gives the proper presentation of listed singles even in the ‘quick preview’ screen made up of a decently sized photo and a short bio paragraph.

Although I’m happy I’ve already found my special someone, Tastebuds’ way of meeting new people is an out of the box approach I hope will catch on. And if you’re a single man or woman reading this post, what’s there to lose? Sign up to Tastebuds.

When it Drops – Where do you go to find out about the newest releases? Sure, there are great movie sites and blogs giving you the right heads up, even trailers, but what about the newest game or music releases? Instead of going to different places for each, When it Drops has all of these conveniently showcased in one pretty place.

As you can see, you can browse new releases of last week, this week, expected releases of next week and those to be released in two weeks time. The concept of When it Drops is so simple, and the site’s so beautifully designed that it would be silly to go anywhere else for finding what new cool movies, DVDs, music albums and video games are out. Each movie’s entry offers a link to its trailer and to buying tickets to see it at the cinema. Music and game entries offer direct store link to Amazon.

Here’s a sneak peak of the music albums that will be released on the week of July 11:

TuneIn – Everybody has a favorite radio station. Some of us like to listen to it while driving to or from work, others enjoy tuning in while at the office. Regardless of your favorite radio station, TuneIn offers better station finding and listening, whether online or on the go.

Aside from finding you the local radio stations by your physical location (via computer IP address), TuneIn introduces you to over 50,000 stations from all over the world, based on your chosen genre and favorite artists. I’m a huge blues and Muddy Waters fan, and here’s what TuneIn found me based on my music preferences:

The sound quality TuneIn offers is superb compared to the average radio station online, and the discovery aspect of this cool site is priceless. The TuneIn mobile app is a must-have if you like listening to radio, and you can use it while you’re driving, as long as you keep your two hands on the wheel -simply set your radio station’s play when you get into your car and you’re all set for the entire drive.

The TuneIn mobile app also invites you to follow favorite DJs and find new music based on favorite songs and artists. The best part about the app however, is the cross-device station preset option which means guaranteed good listening. The app is available for the iPhone, Android, Palm, Blackberry, Samsung Bada, Windows Phone, and for these home devices: Google TV, Yahoo TV, Roku and WDTV.