Orem, UT, August 20, 2007 --(
PR.com)-- This week marks the launch of Echoboost.com, a social music network that helps people discover songs made by unsigned musicians in their own communities and across the country. Formerly RadioFire.net, Echoboost.com premieres with over 6,000 registered artists and 12,000 songs.
Offering a new alternative for fans of online radio, Echoboost's custom music player encourages listeneres to Boost the songs they enjoy and Drop the songs they don't. Songs that receive the most Boosts will continue to be played at random on the Music Player according to genre and location, while Dropped songs will make way for new tracks. In addition to assisting musicinas build their local fan bases, songs receiving the most Boosts will be featured on regional and national Echoboost play lists.
"When 'American Idol' meets YouTube, you get Echoboost, a social network for user-generated music," explains founder and president Matt Henage. "People get pretty passionate about the things they like and dislike, so this is our way of letting the listeners take the reigns and rally behind the songs and aritsts they enjoy the most."
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