:: Neocha.com’s Editor-in-Chief (not China, as printed below) Liu Hao was recently interviewed by City Weekend about the Neocha NEXT player. Link here for the full interview on City Weekend’s website. // AjS
[full disclosure: 56minus1 is a partner at Neocha.com]
:: Neocha.com, a social networking site for Chinese creatives, has released a new and improved version of its popular music player, NEXT.
NEXT streams songs from Neocha.com’s library of user-uploaded music, one of the largest online collections of 100% original works from Chinese independent musicians. The player is fully bilingual and simple to use: just press the NEXT button to, uh…hear the next song. That’s it.
What’s new in NEXT 2.0:
NEXT 2.0 is available as:
What’s in the works for NEXT 3.0:
For any questions, suggestions, feedback, etc. related to Neocha.com or NEXT, please leave a comment here and Sean Leow or I will reply promptly. Or, send us an email at: .
// AjS
[full disclosure: 56minus1 is a partner at Neocha.com]
:: Neocha.com has a free music player called NEXT that streams songs from its library of user-created and user-uploaded music. The NEXT player works from within a web browser, as a downloadable widget, or as embedded HTML anywhere you want to put it. All of the songs on NEXT are 100% original works from Chinese independent musicians, in genres spanning garage rock, electronica, hip-hop, shoe-gazing, indie-pop, art rock, folk, ambient, dance, metal, post-rock, etc. The widget is fully bilingual (unlike the Neocha Web site which is only Chinese), so it addresses the “where to find Chinese indie music when you don’t know where to start” question for non-Chinese readers.
Click here to download NEXT or try out the web pop-out version; or just press play and stream from the player to the right.
Below is the HMTL code for embedding, feel free to copy and paste wherever you’d like:
[full disclosure: 56minus1 is a partner at Neocha.com]
// AjS
