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Want to spark some party chatter or get a rousing Facebook debate going? Ask your friends to recommend their favorite movie soundtracks.

Faster than you can say “Twilight,” you’ll have more movie titles than you can shake a clove of garlic at. From the rich, violet funk of Prince’s “Purple Rain” to the giddy ‘60s love songs from “Dirty Dancing,” people can’t help raving about their cinema darlings.

With MyMusicCloud, you can even hear your new finds before you exit the movie theater. Our cloud-based music delivery system has an online music store where you can search, find and download new soundtracks straight to almost any portable device.

You can even alert your Facebook friends to your new discoveries with our convenient “Share” button. Tell them you’re enjoying the soundtrack to “The Hunger Games” or bopping along to an old favorite like “Summer Lovin’” from “Grease.”

Or throw a themed DVD-watching party at home and pre-mix a playlist with MyMusicCloud showcasing all your favorite romantic comedy, ‘70s disco or even horror movie music. Your friends will be amazed!

Here are some of our favorite movie soundtracks to get you started:

1.       Pulp Fiction: Shimmy like John & Uma to this eclectic rock mix.

2.       Grease:  Bubbly high-school pop from the T-Birds and the Pink Ladies.

3.       Trainspotting: Mesmerizing alt rock from Iggy Pop, Blur, and Underworld.

4.       A Hard Day’s Night: Romp along with Beatles classics.

5.       Purple Rain: Dance-happy ‘80s hits from his Royal Purpleness.

6.       Dirty Dancing: Have the time of your life with this ode to ‘60s pop.

7.       Once: Acoustic harmonies for romantics.

8.       Singles: The best of ‘90s grunge.

9.       The Graduate:  Haunting folk from Simon & Garfunkel.

10.     Saturday Night Fever: Hip-shaking fun with the Bee Gees.

What’s your favorite movie soundtrack? Tell us in the comment section below …

Here at MyMusicCloud, we love marketing our cloud-based music delivery service. In the process, we get to discover new artists, receive comments from satisfied customers, and even follow music festivals around the world.

But our own marketing doesn’t hold a candle to yours. We can brag, get the word out, and circulate all of the fun that’s inherent in a world filled with accessible, awesome, diverse, and up-to-date music. But the best testimonial comes from you. Your friends and family know you, and they trust you. Put in a good word for our music service to your friends and family, and it’s 100 times stronger than anything we can say about ourselves. Wouldn’t you agree?

That’s why we’re asking you to help us go viral. Invite your friends using our special link on Facebook, Twitter, email, and MyMusicCloud web app. And we’ll thank you for it.

See, here’s the deal:

  • For every friend that completes the registration process, you’ll receive 250MB of additional storage. That’s dozens of songs—just for getting them to sign up!
  • Get 12 friends to register, and you can earn up to 3GB of additional storage—all for free. That’s over 600 songs of free listening on any device, any time you want to.

Share away, and get rewarded with free storage. And then smile as your friends and family thank you for another wonderful recommendation. Log into your account, click on the promo banner on the top right, and spread the word!

Springtime is music time. It means unpacking that cooler and warm, fuzzy concert blanket, searching out your favorite bands, and camping out under the sun or stars at a blissful outdoor music festival, whether it’s the Stagecoach Country Music Fest in Indio, California or Groezrock 2012 with Rancid and A Simple Plan in Meerhout (Belgium).

But before you hit the road with your friends, you’ll need a pre-show playlist to set the mood and get those good vibrations flowing. Piece of cake: Just upload your music collection to our cloud-based music delivery service, MyMusicCloud, and pre-mix your own concert playlist. Blend the mesmerizing rock of Radiohead with the soothing harmonies of Bon Iver, or the frantic rock of Franz Ferdinand with the high-pitched warblings of The Cure.

Missing some essential tracks? Our MyMusicCloud store has 11 million songs, including chart-toppers like Rihanna in our New Releases section, and deeper tracks in your favorite Genre categories like Drum N Bass, Metal, World Music or Country.

Once your playlist’s in place, gather the gang and unspool your music seamlessly across any device — mobile phones, Macs, PCs, tablets and more.

Here’s a list of outdoor music festivals where you can find your music nirvana this spring:

April 12th

Country Thunder Arizona 2012 – Florence, AZ

Desert Daze 2012 – Palm Springs, CA

April 13th

McDowell Mountain Music Festival 2012 – Phoenix, AZ

Coachella Music Festival 2012 – Indio, CA

Jacksonville Super Fest 2012 – Jacksonville, FL

Easter Island Festival 2012 – Valley Park, OK

Way Out West Fest 2012 – Tucson, AZ

Fort Collins Music eXperiment 2012 – Fort Collins, CO

April 19th

Old Settler’s Music Festival 2012 – Austin, TX

Motel Mozaique 2012 – Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Shakori Hills Grassroots Festival 2012 – Pittsboro, NC

April 20th

Sweetwater 420 Fest 2012 – Atlanta, GA

Rites of Spring 2012 – Nashville, TN

New England Metal and Hardcore Festival 2012 – Worcester, MA

Tadasana Music Festival 2012 – Santa Monica, CA

April 21st

SonarSound Tokyo 2012 – Tokyo, Japan

April 22nd

Edgefest Texas 2012 – Dallas, TX

April 27th

New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival 2012 – New Orleans, LA

IMR Music Festival 2012 – Atlanta, GA

Nocturnal Wonderland: Texas 2012 – Rockdale, TX

Austin Psych Fest 2012 – Austin, TX

Stagecoach 2012 – Indio, CA

Elements Music Festival 2012 – Edmonton, AB

Cambridge Rock Fest Spring Edition 2012 – Cambridge, UK

April 28th

Groezrock 2012 – Meerhout, Belgium

Shadrock Music Fest 2012 – Richmond, VA

Sweetlife Music Festival 2012 – Baltimore, MD

May 3rd

Crossing Brooklyn Ferry 2012 – Brooklyn, NY

May 4th

Camden Crawl 2012 – Camden, UK

Estrella Levante SOS 4.8 2012 – Murcia, Spain

Runaway Country 2012 – Melbourne, FL

Land of Kings 2012 – London, UK

May 11th

Secret Stages 2012 – Birmingham, AL

Sónar São Paulo 2012 – São Paulo, Brazil

M3 Rock Festival 2012 – Columbia, MD

Purple Hatters Ball 2012 – Live Oak, FL

May 17th

Liverpool Sound City 2012 – Liverpool, UK

NYC Pop Fest 2012 – New York, NY

Kinetik Festival 2012 – Montreal, QB

Hozack Blackout Fest 2012 – Chicago, IL

May 18th

Bearded Theory Festival 2012 – Derbyshire, UK

Rock On The Range 2012 – Columbus, OH

Pouzza Fest 2012 – Montreal, QC

The Bamboozle 2012 – Asbury Park, NJ

Joshua Tree Music Festival 2012 – Joshua Tree, CA

May 19th

The Great Googa Mooga 2012 – Brooklyn, NY

Electric Daisy Carnival New York 2012 – East Rutherford, NJ

May 24th

Delfest 2012 – Cumberland, MD

Abbey Road on the River 2012 – LOUISVILLE, KY

Maryland Deathfest 2012 – Baltimore, MD

Lightning in a Bottle 2012 – Silverado, CA

May 25th

Sasquatch! 2012 – The Gorge, WA

Summer Camp Music Festival 2012 – Chillicothe, IL

I’ll Be Your Mirror Festival: London 2012 – Alexandra Palace, London, UK

Punk Rock Bowling 2012 – Las Vegas, NV

Rocklahoma 2012 – Pryor, OK

Rock in Rio (Portugal) 2012 – Lisboa, Portugal

Bella Music Fest 2012 – Clarks Grove, MN

Strange Creek Campout 2012 – Greenfield, MA

Sonisphere Spain 2012 – Madrid, Spain

Pfingst-Open-Air 2012 – Straubing, Germany

Food For Your Senses 2012 – Tuntange, Luxembourg

I Love This City San Francisco 2012 – San Francisco, CA

May 26th

Pinkpop 2012 – Landgraaf, The Netherlands

Detroit Movement Electronic Festival 2012 – Detroit, MI

Neon Desert 2012 – El Paso, TX

I Love This City San Diego 2012 – San Diego

Here at MyMusicCloud, we’re always looking for fresh, undiscovered music you want to share and take with you using our cloud-based music delivery service. That’s why we’re excited to introduce you to underground NYC band More Than Fate.

Born from the rough-and-tumble NYC music scene, this Astoria foursome plays “rock music, plain and simple,” says lead guitarist Carlos Casados. The group includes drummer Phil Lherisson and vocalist Eddie Slate (both formerly of the band Ampithy) with Jack McLeod on bass guitar.

Taking their name from the soaring Eye Empire song “More Than Fate,” they’re part of a new breed of alternative rock. Finding musical talent in the NYC area isn’t difficult, Eddie admits, “the difficulty lies in finding other dedicated musicians that mesh well together.”

Despite their diverse musical backgrounds, “as soon as we started, it was an instant musical bond. It was like we knew exactly what was on each other’s minds,” Phill adds.

Have you ever bonded or forged new friendships through music? The great thing about discovering a little-known band like More Than Fate is sharing it with your friends. With MyMusicCloud, you can sync your favorite bands’ albums across any mobile phone, PCs, Macs, tablets and other devices, and even share what you’re listening to on Facebook with friends around the world.

On Saturday, April 7, New Yorkers can hear More Than Fate live when they perform at the Studio in New York’s Webster Music Hall, 125 E. 11th St, with headliners The Day Will Come, and fellow bands When All Else Fails, Blacken The Fallen, We The Living and Live For Today. For ticket prices and information, visit Webster Music Hall online.

Check out their website and Facebook page, enjoy the gig, and tell us what you think

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