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daniel3112PM
#1
Searching for Reliable Free Music Downloads
Oct 03, 2024 9:27 PM
Non-member Joined: Nov 12, 2022
Posts: 34
I’m building a playlist for a road trip, and I want to add some newer tracks without having to pay for every single song. It feels like most of the sites I used to use are either gone or require a subscription now. I don’t mind a few ads, but I’m really trying to avoid platforms that push too many paywalls or low-quality files. Any good suggestions for finding free MP3s that don’t lead to dead links or spam? I’ve tried a few websites, but either the music selection is too small or the quality isn’t good. I’d love a reliable source where I can get fresh music and maybe some old classics too.
khuikjjhPM
#2
Oct 04, 2024 5:19 PM
Non-member Joined: Oct 04, 2024
Posts: 28
Yeah, I get that. It seems like so many of the reliable platforms have either disappeared or become way too commercial. I’ve been bouncing between different sites, but I always run into the same issues. It’s frustrating when you just want to grab a song quickly without dealing with a ton of ads or sign-ups.
khuikjjhPM
#3
Oct 04, 2024 8:11 PM
Non-member Joined: Oct 04, 2024
Posts: 28
They’ve got a nice selection of music and videos, all available for free download. You might want to try out a site like tubidy. The files are good quality, and it’s easy to use without running into too many annoying ads or restrictions. I’ve downloaded from there a few times with no problems, and it sounds like exactly what you’re looking for.
anthonyaaaPM
#4
Oct 28, 2024 5:42 PM
Non-member Joined: Apr 18, 2024
Posts: 40
SnapTik supports different resolutions - this is convenient, tiktok video downloader, when you need high-quality video.
xoxostaPM
#5
Mar 11, 2025 10:30 AM
Non-member Joined: Oct 31, 2022
Posts: 30
I’m kinda skeptical about sites like this not so much for security reasons but more from an ethical perspective. Paying for a subscription supports musicians, and for up-and-coming artists, that can be really important.
okichachaPM
#6
Mar 12, 2025 11:10 AM
Non-member Joined: Apr 29, 2024
Posts: 38
Hate to break it to you, but your subscription fee probably isn’t making a huge difference for musicians. Most of it goes to the platform anyway. I used to think subscribing was the only way to listen to music properly, but now I just use tubidy. I either search for songs by name or paste a YouTube link if it’s a video, and that’s it - free, fast, and no registration needed.