All love songs seem like they've been written for you when you've just met someone special; and how sad songs sound so much more meaningful when you're suffering from heartbreak. Well, these sites work with your mood to play songs that fit in with how you're feeling...
Stereomood
Right at the top of the main page on Stereomood, , you will find a text box that asks you to describe your mood. And you can type practically anything: angry, aggressive, loved, beautiful, sad, sleepy...
Stereomood accordingly creates a playlist for you.
While you listen to songs you can add tags to the track, view similar artists, and even a list of signed-in users who are in the same mood as you.
Besides, you can share what you're listening to on your social networks, and even download its app for your Android or iOS device.
www.stereomood.com
Musicovery
Each song listed on Musicovery has been curated and categorised using 40 parameters. The site's algorithm then plots the song - in the form of coloured dots-on a 'mood map'.
The 'moods' on the y-axis range from calm to energetic, while the x-axis has values for dark to positive. Simply click on any dot, and the site will start streaming that song. To make music discovery easier, the dots are colour coded to indicate over 15 genres. When a song is being streamed, Musicovery lists other similar tracks, and you can also browse artists by name, or discover songs by the decade they were released in.
Users can also download its app onto their Android and iOS handsets.
musicovery.com
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