SXSW 2013 on BitTorrent: 7.39 GB of Free Music

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March 10, 2013
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The South by Southwest (SXSW) music festival is one of the largest and most popular in the United States. For the ninth year in a row SXSW is sharing DRM-free, RIAA-safe songs of performing artists, totaling 7.39GB so far. All the tracks can now be downloaded for free in one go, thanks to BitTorrent.

sxsw-2013 Since 2005 the SXSW music festival has published thousands of free tracks from participating artists.

For some of the first releases the festival organizers created the torrents for the artist showcases themselves, but since 2008 this task has been handed over to the public.

Luckily all of the SXSW showcase MP3s are still freely available on the festival’s site for sampling purposes, so it only takes one person to get a torrent up and running.

For the past four years Ben Stolt has taken the time and effort to put all the MP3s on BitTorrent, and this year two torrents containing 1,210 tracks have been released.

That’s 7.39 gigabytes of free music in total.

All the tracks released for the previous editions are also still available for those people who want to fill up their iPod without having to invest thousands of dollars. The 2005 – 2013 archives are now over 45 gigabytes.

Every year the SXSW torrents are a great success, with many thousands of music aficionados downloading the gigabytes of free music from both established acts and upcoming bands in virtually every music genre.

This year’s SXSW music festival takes place from March 12-17 in Austin Texas.

For those interested in even more free music to fill up their MP3-players, there’s always Jamendo with nearly 370,000 free-to-download tracks. That’s a few terabytes of free music, good for years of continuous play.

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Trespass22

As an Austin resident this is my favorite time of year. SXSW and Austin City Limits make this city the live music capitol of the world.

If you can’t be here physically, enjoy the music via bit torrent. It’s definitely worth a listen.
- That Lossy World
  
  MP3s?? Thanks, but NOT thanks.
  - IDIOCRACY
    
    No vinyl? thanks but NOT thanks (end sarcasm). hehe
DemoRepublic Corporate Amerika

MAFIAA: shut themn down!!! Now!!!

Obama: Okay fine
DemoRupublic Corporate Amerika

Disqus you have got to process the new comments faster and better. This shit is getting fucking ridiculous!!!!!
- kristina_w80
  
  you are probably just upset that you can’t post more nonsensical spam
PUA – SVM

The site Jamendo is awesome. Great music by relatively unknown artists.
- guest
  
  try bandcamp or soundcloud. thank me later
  - http://www.facebook.com/forkingham.melle Forkingham Melle
    
    hi, Mr.Later here. i don’t see why i should thank you
    - DeF
      
      You’re begging for attention,
      he wasn’t even talking to you
JAvolio

The middlemen will not be happy. Because they aren’t exploiting anyone and getting their cut.
- http://twitter.com/JaniceCRubin Janice C. Rubin
  
  For those interested in even more free music to fill up their MP3-players, there’s always Jamendo with nearly 370,000 free-to-download tracks. … http://www.Startwork68dollarperhourontheinternet.qr.net/kbJM
  - Masau Fuku
    
    Link is spam.
    - Guest321
      
      I thought the spam was obvious. Typical copy pasta from the article or one of the existing comments followed by a link. Reported it already.
    - eer
      
      how do u report? i do not see a report link
    - Guest321
      
      Move your mouse to upper right corner of a post, a downward triangle appears, click on it and report as inappropriate.
    - Ophelia Millais
      
      mouse over upper right corner of the comment, click on little downward-pointing triangle thingy
    - kristina_w80
      
      funny that you guys are complaining about spam in spam, if you look through the comments you will see the first comment was posted like 3 or 4 times.
    - Guest321
      
      Not sure I’m seeing what you’re seeing. The first comment only appears once to me.
    - NaMe
      
      She’s whining about spam some comments above
      and now she says it’s funny the rest is complaining.
      
      The difference between a comment that was posted
      mistakenly 3 times and a post which’s trying
      to send you to a misleading web it’s a different story,
      
      That’s why they are here, trying to report it,
      no like you, whining about comments you don’t like.
    - Guest321
      
      Shame. I would fuck her.
    - Guest321
      
      Geez even I have impersonators….lol.
- kristina_w80
  
  The songs are distributed to promote artists so that people might buy their music in the future.
  - http://twitter.com/LadySwift5 LadySwift
    
    like Florence answered I am shocked that anybody can make $4246 in 4 weeks on the network.
  - http://twitter.com/LadySwift5 LadySwift
    
    ….—–goo.gl/uVnpB (Home more information)
  - LOLbot
    
    LOL, good luck with that! LOL.
    - http://www.facebook.com/remccainjr Edward McCain
      
      Yup. I haven’t paid for music in a few years… but in these last few years I’ve attended more concerts and fests featuring artists that I recognize. I’ve contributed by purchasing $60 tickets and $20 shirts and other gear. I hope the RIAA doesn’t spend all that money in one place.
- http://twitter.com/MinnieHiebert Minnie Hiebert
  
  If you think Jonathan`s story is really great,, 3 weeks ago my sister in-law also earned $4340 just sitting there fifteen hours a week from home and there classmate’s step-mother`s neighbour did this for four months and brought home over $4340 parttime from a labtop. the information available at this link,……… BIT40. ℂOℳ
Squirreleo

Truly awesome, thanks guys for showing me this. Can’t wait to start listening to some of those bands
One-Eyed Willie

You can’t stop freedom. Finally a light of hope.
Montisaquadeis

Only thing I am not liking is that they are mp3s and not FLAC files
- DemoRepublic Corporate Amerika
  
  you do realise you can change the format to FLAC, oh and fyi ogg format is better.
  - clueless
    
    Are you than ignorant on how codecs work?
    You cannot just convert a lossy codec into a lossless one & magically get back what was lost during the lossy encoding. FLAC must me ripped from the original source; going from a lossy encoding back to lossless is just a waste of disc space. OGG is also a lossy codec, so how could it be superior in quality to FLAC?
  - Guest321
    
    lol hilarious! Somebody’s actually suggesting converting mp3 to FLAC. hahahaha
  - djc
    
    Wow! Are you clueless or what? Sure, you could transcode but the quality will still lack due to its source so in essence you have a lossy mp3 with a FLAC extension. Oh, and a proper FLAC is always better than OGG.
  - Lossless
    
    If all of you think that’s funny, I already found some rips,
    where encoders just converted lossy AC3 to FLAC.
    
    And yes, FLAC is superior to OGG in every sense.
    
    When source came in an uncompressed audio as WAV,
    FLAC (a lossless codec) is used to save some disc space,
    that’s not like MP3s where information is dismissed to save
    more disc space, usually bass, clarity of instruments,
    and back beats loss their quality in MP3s, result can vary.
  - Whatever
    
    Quality of the final file is decided by the lowest quality codec used on the file at any point in the past. You cannot retrieve something that doesn’t exist. You can only “guess” the missing information which is what codecs do.
    
    Sound cards that claim to repair that data are bogus. They only use filters/algorithms to make it sound “nicer” (depends on the listener).
  - thetorrentfreak
    
    nah ah. 8kbit voc files from 1991 are the shiznit over ogg and flac anyday. hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
MunkGunk

Wow thats a LOT of free music man, Wow.

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RoestVrijStaal

Well, nice but I would only download the music of the genres I like of it.

And unfortunately it isn’t sorted at any genre nor style.

Last year I downloaded the whole thing and after listening thirty random songs of it, I could only conclude it’s not my cup of tea. So I could free my disk from a couple of gigs.

Thanks for the info, but I pass.
- Ophelia Millais
  
  Agreed. I do appreciate that they make things available. But curation is always an afterthought, always someone else’s job.
  - guest
    
    i am waiting for developer to make torrent from torrent possible, so this reorganizing shit will be done without have to worry about seeders.
    - Ophelia Millais
      
      It’s an interesting problem, one perhaps solved by combining a version control system with BitTorrent. Apparently in 2008 there was an effort in this direction called gittorrent, but it didn’t “git” very far.
    - 7th_Guest
      
      7
      *Groan* Oh, you :p!
- thetorrentfreak
  
  see, even when they provide stuff legit for free, you still aren’t happy. its never good enough. you want want want. selfishness.
- http://twitter.com/LuisMnd Luis Mondragón
  
  It wouldn’t be difficult for a software to sort all the songs by BPM. You’d get the songs sorted out from the slowest one to the fastest one. It’s not perfect, but should be useful. My two cents.
JG

Someone has actually informed the RIAA about this right…. I can so see MarkMonitor getting all excited…. “Hey look, this IP is sharing a track by [artist]… STRIKE….” 1,210 times…. 6 freebies for strikes…. 1,204 ttracks they can sue you for at $150,000 per track….. $180,600,000 per downloader….
Guest

thanks for Jamendo – Lounge radio there is smoooooth 8)
- UraPhake
  
  Kind of odd though how their Lounge Radio sounds more ‘electronic’ than their Electronic Radio channel.
  
  I love the Lounge radio there.
sharms

The middlemen at RIAA are going to be very upset. They’re not exploiting anyone and getting their cut.
- kristina_w80
  
  I wish discus had a spam reporting feature… Also all these garbage anti-RIAA posts are annoyingly stupid. This has nothing to do with subverting the RIAA or anything like that. These tracks are put out to promote the artists both to music listeners and record labels. This is not some grand subversion of the “powers at be”.
  - DemoRepublic Corporate Amerika
    
    So RIAA does not control music? Please “smart” one do tell more seeing how you “know” what you are talking about.
    - IDIOCRACY
      
      She doesn’t even know that there is actually a spam button… hehe.
    - Sanjay Wilson
      
      Lmfao, made my day
Randy_Lahey

Thanks for the plug, will check it out this weekend.
Caspin

This guy’s music is sick! http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/justinfarren Some indie musicians blow me away.
- jakeZ100
  
  I like Jason Mraz too.
  - Caspin
    
    Actually, this guy’s deep. His name is Justin Farren. Jason Mraz is corporate and Disneyfied. Justin’s independent and true, for people like us.
bobmail

If you want to kill the music and movie industry, this is the way you do it – by providing a better product. Sadly, too few actually do this, and think that it’s just better to pirate all the good stuff from Hollywood and think they are making a difference.

Change will only come when the freely given content (not pirated) is better than what is getting pirated.
- Typhoid Mary
  
  As if we give a shit about what you think.
  - bobmail
    
    Go away twat. You and your ilk are unable to imagine a world where everything is anything other than black and white, where people can’t have opinions that cross the lines you have drawn.
    
    fuck off, you are a waste of space.
    - ed
      
      Normally, I would have said – don’t feed the trolls. But in this case all I’ll say is – Good on you, mate!
    - Hector
      
      “”Go away twat. You and your ilk are unable to imagine a world where everything is anything other than black and white, where people can’t have opinions that cross the lines you have drawn.”"
      
      “”fuck off, you are a waste of space”"
      
      You really can’t talk and are in no position to make comments like that on here bob judging by the comments that you make yourself on here. Insulting people only weakens your point in what you are stating and in which what you state above you have absolutely stated nothing. No wonder you get insults on here bob and they are well and truly deserved everytime you put comments on this site. You bob are the classic example of the inverse ratio between the size of the brain and the size of the mouth!!! Perhaps you can insert both feet into your mouth at the same time if you haven’t already with the comments you make on here!
    - bobmail
      
      Hector, you can join Mary in twat line. I responded directly and clearly to Mary’s attempt to bait me and drag the discussion away from a valid point.
      
      I guess you are just another one of Mary’s personas. Nice!
    - IDIOCRACY
      
      Heyyyy euh you are not the real bobmail, because the real bobby is really funny, he is so stupid making an ass out of himself all the time,… you however are only here cursing…. go and pirate someone else his name. hehe
  - ExP
    
    I’d care more about the things bobmail says than yours,
    you just have proved yourself what he said,
    you’re a failed human being and a waste of space,
    somebody just needs to read some of your comments.
    
    He finally had a point here, but I suppose your brain
    can’t process that information.
    - Typhoid Mary
      
      It is absolutely puerile and when focused on a jerk like bob that insults so many people here for just having an opinion, its time well spent. Its becoming a guilty pleasure.
    - bobmail
      
      Mary, everyone sees through you very amateur trolling tactics. You are the one who showed up insulting and attacking. Just go away already, everyone sees you for what you are (likely someone’s alternate posting name, so they can try to be a jackass).
- icec0ld
  
  Kill MAFFIA and RIAA? Fuck yeah I want that to happen.
  
  The sooner we do away with corporate middlemen the sooner we can all get back to enjoying what’s truly great without a douche bag trying to tear it away from everyone while screaming at the top of his shrill lungs “SUPPORT THE ARTIST!” while using every coin he can tear from the palms of people to feed into his massive gold plated house project while the artisit he so called represents, gets to starve as they pay off the costs of their work without the profit they were deprived of, not by pirates but the scum that got to them before anyone else could.
  
  Fucking burn. If you can’t survive in the market, the market has no need for you. Adapt or die. I could care less what happens in the end, the result is the same.
  - Ophelia Millais
    
    I’m voting this up because I agree with the sentiment, but there will always be a role for “corporate middlemen”. They just won’t need to have their claws 100% into everything they’re used to controlling, especially when it comes to distribution.
    
    I mean, very few artists are businesspeople, and very few want to be. Many can barely operate a computer or smartphone. Maybe some of them do need to get with the times, but there will always be opportunity for the artists to outsource at least some of their business operations. Nothing wrong with an artist hiring professionals to help them rise above the noise and advance their interests. It just can’t be done the way it always was.
    - icec0ld
      
      I respectfully disagree with sentiment that we “need” the middle man.
      
      This is mainly because I am looking more and more at what the internet has allowed a variety of media platforms to do. Music, movies and even games are becoming more and more self or crowd funded as the costs of distribution and advertisement and awareness reach near or very close to zero and often with much, much greater efficiency than thought possible
      
      My biggest problem however with middle men is their insistence on the safest option. Not the best but the most secure and profitable one. We will likely never know to the exact extent how much culture and art has been held and beaten and stifled by the simple adversity corporations have to risk.
      
      You don’t really need to be “business man” selling on the internet. You need a little bit of tech and a few people skills and a good and worth while project, can often sell and advertise itself.
- Liam JH
  
  That’s an almost reasoned point Bob (congratulations).
  
  People pirate to make a reasoned choice on whether something is worth paying for (The majority in my experience, as has been said some people are cheap and free is free). If something is worth paying for but is being offered legitimately for free, that is even better and produces a lot of goodwill buzz around the artist. Good for everyone.
  
  Hello Bob.
- Arkzad
  
  There are those who do all the work, create independent music, shoot independent videos, load them up on youtube, do all the hard work to create an audience and millions of views, tour until their voices are silent from singing.
  
  And then, when all the work is done, they get a call from this $Biglabel$ boss, who asks if you want to meet “The Biebs” or “The Katy” and then the rush in and underwrite and sell everything out for the small chance to hang out on the pool.
  
  Its a human thing to do. But thats how this system still works. Nearly every act who came out of youtube/myspace/younameit end up in the label system. There isn’t an independent system in its place.
  
  Either you do everything yourself or you sell out. That has to change.
  - bobmail
    
    Yes, that have to change if things will change, but until there is something better (with the proverbial bigger payout) then there will be lots and lots and lots of selling out. It’s what most of them aspire to, sadly.
    - Ardvaark
      
      Wow
      I couldn’t believe what I was reading came from you.
      What a pleasant surprise, you’re not 100% bullshit.
      I guess you’re just “half there”, for the lack of a better word.
    - bobmail
      
      It’s just honestly that, when I choose between the carrot or the stick, I tend to think the carrot gets you the most willing results. Piracy and all the “fuck the **aa;’s” stuff is all stick, and that just means that any agreement or cooperation is forced and unhappy.
      
      If you want to change the industry, you have to offer a complete alternative that is better. Right now piracy is “better” because it comes with the magic “free” thing, but all that free is harmful to everyone (including the artists pocketbooks in the long run as well). It’s not particularly sustainable, because the complete success of piracy would remove all income to produce the very content that it pirates. That’s a dead end, not a better system. It’s all stick, no carrot.
      
      What needs to happen is that there needs to be a new marketplace, a new way of looking at things, which isn’t based on ripping anyone else off or being competitive through attrition, and rather that offers such a superior product, with superior delivery, and with superior reach that people are lining up to get it.
      
      Sadly, what generally ends up happening is that artist get to a certain point using the online tools, and then hit a wall as to where their career can go. The result is they still aspire to getting signed to a label deal so they can move forward and go from “most popular band nobody has heard of” to “rock godz”. (or whatever format godz). Nobody has been able to show a reliable system without the labels that makes this happen, so the artist don’t aspire to it, and the public isn’t looking for it.
      
      Until the new offer is better than the old offer for everyone involved, you won’t have real change, just stick created resistance that won’t add up to much. That mule is stubborn!
  - thetorrentfreak
    
    people will pirate their music whethers its on $biglabel$ or their own geocities site. and when people stop getting paid for the 1000′s of hours of work theyve put in. guess what. people will stop creating. grow up you idiots
    - Whatever
      
      Tell that to most kids in the world. They don’t get paid for it but they want to “create” whenever they can.
- Callisto
  
  Since the industry doesn’t invest anymore in new artists, they grab them off the social networks/youtube/myspace.
  
  They simply wait until they make all the work to get famous, then they grab them and show them a old picture of a pool party with the Biebs and Katy, and ask if they want to get there.
  
  Then they sell out everything. As long this is how it works, nothing will change. Even Apple/Amazon taking 30% of the independents work for practically cheap data storage, Insanity.
  
  Independents need they own strong platforms (besides SoundCloud and the ilks) and their own strong financial “support groups”, who take care of touring, making money off youtube etc.
  
  Currently, only a few a willing to dive over a 20 page legal document regarding a touring or show contract. They are quite happy if someone takes 70% and points them to a mic.
- Ophelia Millais
  
  Hmm, well, I doubt they would’ve considered releasing this music for free if piracy was unpopular and if their target demographic didn’t view sharing exceptionally favorably.
  
  Think about it. If everyone were in the habit of paying for all the music/movies/etc. they consume, what incentive would there be to release anything for free? They’d carry on with business as usual, and if something doesn’t sell, it’d go to the landfill before they gave it away for free.
Squirreleo

I am currently going through every song and sorting them by how I like them, I am then going to import them into itunes before finally inputing the info for the songs one by one
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anonymous

Jeez! dont the industries just hate it when they aren’t getting any money for nothin’ from artists? i wonder how long it will be before the crap comes out that these artists aren’t making any money because they have no label ‘supporting and promoting’ them? tossers, the lot of them. every success to those that attended, entertained the masses and give their stuff for free. support them all and fuck the industries!!
- kristina_w80
  
  Do you not understand what the point of SXSW is or something?
  - DemoRepublic Corporate Amerika
    
    If the recording labels are so damn great then why the fuck do the recording company’s give music artists 5% of the profits?
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Peter Murray-Rust

Is there a licence with this music and can the music be re-used or redistributed either wholly or in part? I am interested in music clips to add to photocomics.
- DemoRepublic Corporate Amerika
  
  You might want to contact sxsw for that kind of question.
sketch

theres always 10 gigs of free music from sxsw…….to bad its all suck ass indie shit….
- Its_Not_A_Tax_LOL
  
  As compared to what? Dubstep?
http://www.facebook.com/forkingham.melle Forkingham Melle

this is good, am d/loading, right now
is there any way spammers can be physically assaulted?, opening 200 tins of spam and rubbing it all over their body and throwing them in with some pre-spam pigs would be my idea of a Sunday afternoon of entertainment. why i didn’t know about Jamendo is beyond me, i regularly read Webuser magazine(not promoting them in any way)and they did not mention it. maybe i missed it
ZenkRenk

Nothing like some free music to start the day lol.

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luis

Link is spam
Byte Master

Jamendo used to be such a GREAT website..

but at one point some let’s say “less informed of what users want” person decided to move from an album-oriented site to a track-oriented site.

Tons of complaints on their website and they still won’t listen. Too bad as I haven’t visited the site in weeks and when I visit it’s only to check if they reverted back and/or offer a “classic view”.
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So theyre free? pfft whats the point, i only download when it infringes copyright
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Yes it’s right

http://music-world-77.blogspot.com/
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http://twitter.com/joakimulseth Joakim Ulseth

Is there a way of listening/streaming these songs online and then download only those I really like?
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