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The Digital Collection of East African Recordings is a Vanderbilt University archive collection that can be browsed by category, with basic and advanced search options. The site states there are currently 1730 recordings represented in the collection.
Irama Nusantara is a digital archive of Indonesian popular music released digitally from the 1920s to the 2000s. The site organizes records, songs, references, new releases, articles and videos, and provides sign-up and sign-in. It has archived Indonesian popular music since 2013.
Lo-Fi Player is an interactive lofi beat player built as a virtual room. Interacting with elements in the room builds a custom music stream, with controls for melody, bass, chords, background sounds and drums. It was built by Vibert Thio, an intern on the Google Brain team, and is powered by Magenta. The page recommends a desktop window wider than 700px.
An interactive sound project that lets users play any combination of home-related sounds and tunes. Users first select a tune, then choose sounds and sound combinations such as outside, inside, pets, family, partner or roommate, and neighbors in an apartment or house. Sound design and web development are credited to Hansdale Hsu.
SoundCloud is a music streaming service where users can stream and listen to music online. The site states that it offers over 320 million music tracks and describes an online community of artists, bands, DJs, and audio creators. It also notes browser compatibility requirements.
Free Music Archive is a royalty-free music resource offering independent artists and original music. Tracks are free to play, download and share, and can be used in media such as YouTube, Facebook and podcast episodes. The platform is powered by Tribe of Noise and began in 2008.
