Dan Kantor

Thu, May 17th
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Our Best Feature: You!

If you love (or hate!) exfm, come talk to us. Our awesome community shapes exfm, here’s a great chance to give us your opinion.

exfm:

Exfm would be nothing without our amazing community of bloggers and users. It’s humbling so many of you take part every single day. Thank you. Nobody out there knows music discovery better than you. That’s why we’d like to offer interested exfmers the chance to come in, meet the team, have lunch on us, and offer your candid feedback on the platform. Good and bad!

This isn’t a contest. It’s open to anyone. They will be on-going and each will be first-come, first-served. We’re located in SOHO, arguably the coolest spot in NYC that also happens to be surrounded by tons of amazing places to eat.

Details to follow. For now if you are interested drop us a line at Exfm User Meet & Greet We look forward to seeing you in NYC. Thanks again and happy listening!

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Wed, May 16th
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2-1234: I made a post about “Call Me Maybe” being the #1 trending song in the Folk tag on exfm and before I woke up today (I woke up at 3, but never mind that) someone from exfm had contacted me to let me know they had stripped the Folk tag. I was just teasing, but this is a testament to exfm and their dedication to their site. I’m constantly using exfm, and you probably should, too! If you’re on your Tumblr dashboard, the exfm plugin for Chrome lets you view and listen to every audio file present on your dash. You can also follow other users, to see what they love listening to, and see overall trends. I’ve learned that the trends tags are constructed based on how users tag songs - So there’s a certain margin of error there - but I really love the site. Thanks again to Kirk from exfm for his prompt reply! Kirk is everywhere. He’s completely dedicated to helping out everyone that uses exfm. Whatever channel you talk about it, he’ll be there to help. He’s awesome!

2-1234:

I made a post about “Call Me Maybe” being the #1 trending song in the Folk tag on exfm and before I woke up today (I woke up at 3, but never mind that) someone from exfm had contacted me to let me know they had stripped the Folk tag. I was just teasing, but this is a testament to exfm and their dedication to their site.

I’m constantly using exfm, and you probably should, too! If you’re on your Tumblr dashboard, the exfm plugin for Chrome lets you view and listen to every audio file present on your dash. You can also follow other users, to see what they love listening to, and see overall trends. I’ve learned that the trends tags are constructed based on how users tag songs - So there’s a certain margin of error there - but I really love the site.

Thanks again to Kirk from exfm for his prompt reply!

Kirk is everywhere. He’s completely dedicated to helping out everyone that uses exfm. Whatever channel you talk about it, he’ll be there to help. He’s awesome!

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Tue, May 1st
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Met(s)

Saw this quote by Seth Meyers on an ad in the subway for the Met Museum -

“I often think there is nothing more artistic than a well-written joke.
Then I go to the Met and I remember I’m an idiot.”

I passed it around the office to which Jonathan replied -

“I often think there is nothing more artistic than a well-written joke.
Then I go to see the Mets play and realize there are much bigger jokes out there.”

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Wed, Apr 25th
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Exfm is hiring

exfm:

Exfm is the best place to discover, listen to and share music online and we’re looking for talented, passionate people to join the team. If you’re a Web Designer, Python Developer, Javascript Developer or Android Developer we’d love to talk with you.

Check out our Jobs Page for more information on available positions. We’re looking for music lovers who want to help the world discover the best, independent music out there. You’ll have a direct hand in shaping the platform and engaging with users.

Also if you’re in New York City this Thursday, stop by our booth at the NYC Uncubed Event at the Altman Building, 135 West 18th Street, New York, NY. We’d love to talk with you.

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Sat, Apr 7th
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Chase came to visit the office yesterday wearing his fav tshirt :)

Chase came to visit the office yesterday wearing his fav tshirt :)

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Fri, Apr 6th
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Pretty typical

Pretty typical

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Tue, Apr 3rd
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Thanks Klout!

Thanks Klout!

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Tue, Mar 6th
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Exfm Mobile. Better Than Ever.

exfm:

We’re proud to announce the launch of exfm version 2.0 for iPhone and Android! That’s right, this time we’re releasing apps for both devices at the same time. No more waiting games for you Android users. Did we mention it’s free? You’ll now be able access Explore, Trending and Search along with the rest of your loved songs while on the go.

Everything you love about ex.fm now available to go:

  • Discover music through Trending, Genres and Tastemakers
  • Listen to curated music via Site of the Day, Album of the Week and Monthly Mix
  • Search the millions of songs available on exfm’s platform
  • Find Friends and Share tracks via Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr

As always you can access all your device’s local music with complete playback controls baked right in, scrobble plays to Last.fm and automatically switch to offline mode when you’re without a connection. This is a pretty powerful little app so proceed with caution and prepare yourself for the greatest mobile music experience of your life!

To grab the iPhone app click here and for the Android app right here.

So excited to launch these!

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Sun, Mar 4th
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Mother of Pearl by Silver Swans

shared from exfm

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Fri, Mar 2nd
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[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

Don’t Fight The Feeling by Harrietmusic

shared from exfm

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