Music Scenes
282 sites
https://lifeofpablo.com/
Pablo Morales shares his personal homepage highlighting his love of vinyl record collecting, analog technology, and multilingual travel adventures. The site connects to a blog, photo gallery, and projects page, offering a glimpse into the life of someone passionate about music and the IndieWeb community.
http://m-base.org/sounds.html
The audio archive for M-Base, the influential jazz collective founded by Steve Coleman, offering free downloads of out-of-print CDs, previews, and original sound files including live concerts and workshops. Visitors can explore albums like 'Motherland Pulse' and 'Anatomy Of A Groove' alongside an essay by Coleman on his philosophy of freely distributing recorded music.
https://members.tripod.com/sade_net
Sadenet bills itself as the ultimate internet resource for fans of the legendary singer Sade Adu, offering biography, discography, videography, lyrics, photos, and links. Covering her iconic albums from Diamond Life through Lovers Rock, it serves as a comprehensive tribute to one of soul and smooth jazz's most distinctive voices.
https://anticipaterecordings.com/media/audio/summertour_remix/index.php
Anticipate Recordings is an independent music label showcasing experimental and electronic artists, including this free compilation 'Summer Tour Remix Volume 1' built entirely from field recordings captured during Sawako's summer tour. Eleven artists from labels like 12k, Kranky, and Mille Plateaux each interpreted the source sounds in their own way, resulting in a diverse collection available for free download under a Creative Commons license.
https://turd.neocities.org/
A quietly personal neocities site by 'turd' featuring a music section, a curated directory, annotations, a personal dictionary, and a travel log updated every few days. The mix of ongoing creative writing entries and music focus gives it a thoughtful, introspective character that rewards return visits.
https://citizen-dj.labs.loc.gov/
Citizen DJ is an innovative Library of Congress project by Brian Foo that lets visitors remix and create music using thousands of free public domain audio and video recordings from historic collections like the National Jukebox, Edison Companies recordings, and the Free Music Archive. Users can explore sounds, build beats directly in their browser, and download clips for use in their own productions, making rare archival materials accessible and musically alive.
http://rojaro.com/
RoJaRo claims to be the world's largest alternative music magazine index, with over 3 million searchable references to articles, reviews, and discographies published in the music press worldwide since January 1992. Compiled by Kjetil Maria Aase, it also includes comprehensive lists of music magazines, fanzines, and record labels from around the globe.
https://fan-a-tic.ca/
FAN-A-TIC.ca is a fanlisting collective run by a longtime community member who has been creating and joining fanlistings since 2004, housing 72 owned fanlistings joined by nearly 10,000 fans across a wide variety of subjects. The site doubles as a creative outlet, with the owner putting care into crafting unique layouts and designs for each individual listing in the collection.
https://laze.net/
Laze.net is the personal blog and digital garden of a music-obsessed writer who posts weeknotes, music year-in-reviews, and deep dives into streaming services like Spotify, Qobuz, and Deezer. The site features a rich digital garden with curated lists including favorite albums, radio shows by genre, and other cultural notes, making it a cozy corner of the web for fellow music enthusiasts.
https://monsieurdoll.neocities.org/
Monsieurdoll's colorful neocities hub features dedicated shrine pages for Japanese bands like GOATBED, Plastic Tree, deadman, and cali≠gari, alongside a curated archive of GOATBED releases. The site blends a passion for J-rock and visual kei adjacent music with personal blogs, fanlistings, and a nostalgic old-web aesthetic.