Last year, Tim Heineke of Twones and Tone.fm, Marcel Corso and Diedrik Martens launched a new Amsterdam-based music startup, called Shuffler.fm, to let users listen to the tunes and artists being covered by music blogs while they read. The startup thus began its career as a cool web app for music discovery, with the goal of aggregating music from blogs across the Internets -- based on genre. Over the last year, Shuffler.fm has evolved into a service that now allows users to play continuous mixes of their favorite music blogs, browse through popular songs and artists through a nifty search function, as well as create personalized channels based on "favorite-ing" tracks and blogs. Music blogs can also create their own pages, including a "Play this blog" button that launches the blog's own channel. (Check out Sarah's coverage in August here.)Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/oqfm1O1ICHw/
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