Music
173 sites
https://thedimpau.se/
Ian Mason's personal blog 'the dim pause' blends music listening logs via Last.fm, photography, film and TV reviews, book notes, and curated political links into a richly textured digital commonplace book. Regular posts covering concert photography (Franz Ferdinand in Cardiff), classical and world music discoveries, and walks through Welsh landscapes make this a genuinely varied and active journal.
https://renecoignard.com/archive/weblog/rss
René Coignard, formerly known as Mikhail Podivilov, is a composer, experimental organist, and human rights activist who fled Russia after facing government persecution for his anti-war activism. His weblog blends reflections on travel, music compositions, and personal essays, offering a rare window into the life of an artist shaped by political exile.
http://joice.dds.nl/
Created by a self-taught guitarist who started learning in the mid-1990s, this site offers eight elementary guitar lessons aimed at complete beginners, available in both English and Dutch. Recognized with web awards in 1997, it remains a charming piece of early internet music education with a dedicated guestbook full of appreciative messages from learners around the world.
https://tobinmueller.com/flow
Tobin Mueller's dedicated album page for FLOW, a double-disc homage to Johann Sebastian Bach blending Jazz, Neo-Classical, Impressionism, and Baroque into original piano compositions and reinterpretations. The site features liner notes, streaming links across major platforms, audio samples of all tracks, and reflections on how Bach's genius shaped Mueller's own compositional voice.
https://musmus.main.jp/
MusMus is a Japanese free BGM and sound effects library created by composer watson, offering high-quality original tracks available for download with no registration required. The collection spans genres from relaxing piano to intense battle music, and is freely usable in YouTube videos, games, apps, and commercial projects.
https://fateful-grove.neocities.org/
Nori (also known as Nora) built this indie web corner from scratch using static HTML and CSS, sharing her wide-ranging passions including creative writing, music, video games, and TTRPGs. The site features musings, a music talk section, art endeavors, a guestbook, and a curated neighbors page connecting to other indie web communities.
https://incompetech.com/
Kevin MacLeod's incompetech is the legendary home of royalty-free, Creative Commons music used by countless YouTube creators, filmmakers, and podcasters worldwide. Alongside its massive music library, the site also offers unique tools like graph paper generators, calendars, and quirky utilities like a hurdy-gurdy tuner.
https://nickyflowers.com/
Nicky Flowers is a musician and creator whose personal site serves as a hub for their musical releases, podcasts, games, and general web presence. The site has a playful old-web charm, featuring a BBS, a webring, and even a GIF of the entirety of TRON as a bonus treat.
https://your-living-illusion.neocities.org/
Your Living Illusion is the musical home of an independent artist who performs, produces, and instruments all their own music. Visitors can browse song summaries and lyrics, listen to tracks, and follow the creator across platforms.
https://shannonkay.me/index.html
Shannon Kay Putman's professional acting and vocal portfolio showcases her theatre performance credits, vocal range as a mezzo-soprano, and training background spanning productions from Fiddler on the Roof to A Midsummer Night's Dream. The site serves as a digital resume for casting directors, including a downloadable one-sheet and a full list of awards, honors, and special skills.