Since the iPod touch has built-in free wifi, you can use the iTunes Wi-Fi music store to download and purchase music, videos, TV shows, Podcasts, Apps and iTunes U content on the go.
Go to Free iPod Music Download Sites There is a mass of free music on the Internet that is produced by artists just waiting to be discovered. Through those free music websites, you can listen, copy, share and even eurn the tracks to CD/DVD. Jump to Get songs from Free iPod Music Download Sites - 3. Go to Free iPod Music Download Sites. Besides iTunes and some music apps, the.
There's only one thing better than discovering your new favorite band. Getting their music legally and for free, then packing your iPhone and iTunes full of it.
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Getting free music on the Internet has been easy since at least the debut of Napster in 1999. Getting that music in a way that doesn't deprive artists of payment for their work was harder. Luckily, in the last few years tons of authorized websites and apps offering totally legit free music have popped up to make sure we're never out of new songs.
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The sites and apps listed below are far from the only places to get free MP3s, but they've got so much free music you'll never be able to listen to everything they have to offer.
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- Amazon: Hidden away in Amazon's huge online music store is a section for free downloads. The online retailer doesn't make it easy to find, but you'll see tens of thousands of songs waiting for you. There's a mix of big names and no names, but you're bound to find something you like. Check out Amazon's sections for free songs and free albums
- Apps: Websites aren't the only place to score free music. There are a ton of great apps that deliver free music to your iPhone. Some have a big library, others offer a handful of curated picks each day. For tips on which you should download, check out this article on the 14 best free music apps for iPhone.
- Apple Music: Apple's music service is built right into the Music app that comes pre-installed on every iPhone (Apple Music is part of iTunes, too). It's not always free — eventually you have to subscribe for at least US$9.99/month — but the initial 90-day free trial lets you stream an unlimited number of songs and download them for offline listening. Watch out: if you don't subscribe, you'll lose the downloads. How to sign up for Apple Music
- DatPiff: Hip Hop fans know the importance of a good mixtape and DatPiff is your source for tons of free mixtapes from big-name rappers and the hottest up and comers. You can stream virtually everything on the site, but only some mixtapes are free. Visit DatPiff
- Free Music Archive: This huge collection of free music is offered by WFMU, one of the premier free-form radio stations in the U.S. All the music is contributed by WFMU or other curators invited to the project and has been cleared for use by the musicians. Even better, some of the music is licensed to allow you to use it for other projects. Visit the Free Music Archive
- Google Play Music Unlimited: Google's alternative to Apple Music, Google Play Music Unlimited, offers 2 months of free streaming music from the huge Google Play catalog before you have to start paying. Just like with Apple Music, if you forget to cancel (or want to stay subscribed), you'll be charged $9.99/month.Sign up For Google Play Music
- Jamendo: If you love to discover the next cool independent artist, Jamendo will be your next favorite website. This collection of nearly half a million songs contains exclusively indie artists looking to connect to fans for free (and to advertisers, filmmakers, and others for a fee). Visit Jamendo
- Last.fm: Last.fm is primarily aimed at learning what kind of music you like and helping you find more of it. If you prefer to just check out the free stuff without recommendations, though, Last.fm will oblige with a couple hundred free downloads. Visit Last.fm's Free Downloads page
- Live Music Archive: While it has a similar name, the Live Music Archive isn't related to the Free Music Archive. It's not the place to go for the latest indie gems or smash hits; it is a treasure trove for fans of live concert recordings. Even better, it's just one part of the larger Archive.org collection of audio, including podcasts, old radio shows, and much more. Visit the Live Music Archive
- Musopen: Lovers of classical music, and those who want to play it, will enjoy Musopen. This site dedicated to classical music not only provides a large library of free recordings of works from hundreds of composers and performers, it also offers sheet music downloads for those looking to learn how to play. Visit Musopen
- NoiseTrade: Designed to help indie and up-and-coming bands and musicians find new fans, NoiseTrade offers thousands of free EPs. Making things even cooler, many of these EPs have exclusive songs you won't find anywhere else. The site also offers free book downloads if you want something to read while you rock. Visit NoiseTrade
- ReverbNation: In addition to its suite of promotional and career tools to help new artists become big names, ReverbNation offers some downloads and a tremendous amount of free streaming music through its app. You'll find virtually any genre of music here. Visit ReverbNation
- SoundCloud: While SoundCloud has become a go-to destination for major acts selling new albums, it started out as a place for free indie music and still has a lot of that to offer. It's also a great option if you're a musician, matching a simple place to distribute your music with a big audience. Visit SoundCloud
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There are, of course, dozens — maybe hundreds or even thousands — of other places to get free music online. Some are legal, but many are offering the music without compensating the musicians. If you want to use those sites and services, I can't stop you, but I won't link to them. Additionally, you should ask yourself whether you think it's right to get music without paying and deprive artists who make their living from their music of money they've earned.