local independent band discovery service
http://stagetrip.com/ Born from my frustration at finding good music and shows locally. This isn't a simple mapping aggregator, its (intended to be) a hand-curated local music discovery service. Right now its really just a shell, as I haven't had a tonne of time to get music into it. The eventual vision is that navigating to a "place" (i.e.: your hometown) on stagetrip you'll be able to find local bands, download some of their music (free), and see when/where they're playing (via songkick api for now). The other side of the experience is that it (in time) will provide a place for bands to…
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http://stagetrip.com/ Born from my frustration at finding good music and shows locally. This isn't a simple mapping aggregator, its (intended to be) a hand-curated local music discovery service. Right now its really just a shell, as I haven't had a tonne of time to get music into it. The eventual vision is that navigating to a "place" (i.e.: your hometown) on stagetrip you'll be able to find local bands, download some of their music (free), and see when/where they're playing (via songkick api for now). The other side of the experience is that it (in time) will provide a place for bands to connect with local fans and build traffic to their local shows. For instance, there's 4 bands in LA: http://stagetrip.com/places/united-states/california/losangeles 7 in california: http://stagetrip.com/places/united-states/california Etc. Individual song pages include a bunch of stuff: http://stagetrip.com/song/dont-move_416 http://stagetrip.com/song/faces_645 Obviously the download link, but also voting, location, genre, concerts, etc. Where available, concert listings show up: http://stagetrip.com/artist/phantogram http://stagetrip.com/song/dont-move_416 ...as do links to their social networks etc. You can browse by: Location: http://stagetrip.com/places Genre: http://stagetrip.com/genre Popularity: http://stagetrip.com/charts.php Artist: http://stagetrip.com/artist Something tells me that there's already someone doing this out there on a better/larger scale, but if there is, they're still pretty fragmentary. There's no business model implicitly built into this - its really a "scratching the itch" scenario. Over time, with traffic, I'd like to monetize it with paid promotion by location - i.e.: "Promoted bands in Chicago this Week" sort of thing - a low cost, targeted way of driving traffic to shows. Thoughts? Comments?
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