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I hadn't heard of them, and the price seems really good. I love the idea of being able to use apps like Winamp or similar. Does di.fm have much mainstream mus

• toast0 3y ago
  di.fm is focused on electronic dance music. They serve currated 'channels' based on genres (radio style). I've never been impressed with mainstream services when listening to electronic dance music, and I stopped trying; for me, it's better to let someone else do the picking. Sometimes, a local FM station does well; I like my local station c895.org and there was a nice station in Los Angeles for a while when I was living there around 2003, but it got bought by a more mainstream competitor and then format switched to something completely different. If you want mainstream music, di.fm has a sister site https://www.radiotunes.com/ https://www.radiotunes.com/ with more mainstream genres; but listen for a while with the free browser based streams to see if you like it; sometimes I want to listen to dad rock and it's not exactly what I'm looking for. If you enjoy picking specific songs, this isn't the service for you. They've also got some other affiliated sites for classical, jazz, and rock, which I haven't used in quite some time. It looks like they all share accounts now, but classical used to require separate membership for ad free streams.