SoundClouder of the Day | Jacob Hungsberg | My Future Win
A little harmonica is always a good thing. Jacob Hungsberg writes, plays and sings folk and indie tunes from Fort Collins, Colorado. He is today’s SoundClouder of the Day.
SoundClouder of the Day | Jacob Hungsberg | My Future Win
A little harmonica is always a good thing. Jacob Hungsberg writes, plays and sings folk and indie tunes from Fort Collins, Colorado. He is today’s SoundClouder of the Day.
Things are getting a little chilly this week in Found Sounds. As temperatures drop and snow begins to fall we can say that winter has finally hit.
What are your sounds of winter?
Found Sounds explores these sounds, with the crunching of snow under foot and the cracking of ice on lakes.
Wrap up warm and take a listen to this week’s Found Sounds.
SoundClouder of the Day | Simon Herron | The Numbers Game
Take a break & unwind a bit by listening to Simon Herron. He has a small collection (in this case: quality over quantity!) of relaxing acoustic sounds on SoundCloud. You can hear one above and the rest here.
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Thounds is running a competition until February 8 where you can win a Fender Stratocaster or SoundCloud premium account. Record a track on Thounds, get your friends to comment and the most comments will win. Click here for more details. Good luck!
SoundClouder of the Day | wolf maps - Maps
Wolf Maps is based out of London - combining ambience & lo-fi droney sounds, he’s our SoundClouder of the Day #scotd http://soundcloud.com/wolf-maps
SoundClouder of the Day | wearesleepthieves - City Lights
wearesleepthieves are pop electronic & funky fresh. Based in Dublin, Ireland they are our #scotd http://snd.sc/x6VH1Y
See this lovely widget here, well today we’re proud to officially announce that we are switching over our default widget to this, our HTML5 widget. We’ve had some great feedback over the past couple of months and have worked on improving the widget to make it perfect for you. Today, a few new features have been rolled out, you can now comment and like sounds directly from within the widget!
Help us shape our new community podcast!
Some of you may have heard our weekly round-up podcast ‘This Week In SoundCloud’ over the last year or so. In 2012 we’re planning on doing things a little bit differently.
We’re currently working on a new series of audio posts, where we’ll go a bit more in depth into stories from the ‘cloud, shed some light on new features, and showcase some of your fantastic work! We’d love to include you all in this. As we won’t be doing these weekly, we want to move away from the name ‘This Week in SoundCloud’. If you’ve got any ideas for names then let us know, we’re open to suggestions!
Also, if you have a story you’d like to tell, a question you’d like answered, or want to recommend a friend’s sounds for us to share, get in touch by either leaving a comment here, or sending us a voice message at our dropbox.
Hope to hear from you soon!
SoundClouder of the Day | The Thyme Machine - Drive My Car
Do you ever get that urge to just get in your car and drive? Well, these guys sure do! From Lancashire in England, The Thyme Machine are today’s SoundClouder of the Day, with a mix of silliness and eccentricity, they write some great lo-fi pop songs! Don’t forget to follow them.
SoundClouder of the Day | Polymer Slug | Cloud Types set
Who’s up for some cloud watching? Polymer Slug is the moniker of Adam Tramposh who creates experimental, ambient sounds. Listen to his set below and more here.
TestPress February 2012 Event!
Submit your unreleased tracks by Jan 30th and compete for a direct to Beatport release!
Check out the audio announcement for more info the CLICK HERE to submit!
SoundClouder of the Day | Kimberly Schulke | No Basis
Kimberly Schulke is keeping busy collaborating with others and playing away in a couple of bands. She has a nice collection of tracks on the ‘Cloud, so head on over to her page to check ‘em out!
We’re going to keep the details of the new community program a mystery for just a little longer here at SoundCloud HQ! Thanks for waiting ;-)