So, you’re wanting to know how you can enjoy music for cheap or free even. We have an answer! You see, we absolutely love music of all kinds and there isn’t a day that goes by in which we aren’t jamming out to something. So, with that being said, we’d like to share our sources with you so you can enjoy just as much music as we do without spending a ton of money on CDs and various subscriptions. Now, are you ready to find out how? Great!

YouTube

The first way that we typically enjoy free or cheap music is via YouTube. We simply go to the site and type in whatever song we are in the mood to listen to. For those of you that are kind of indecisive when it comes to choosing music, just follow the recommendations on the right hand side of the page once you pick your first song. It’ll more than likely match you up to other songs by that artist or music that would fall into the same category.

Pandora

No music based list is complete without mentioning Pandora. While they do have a subscription based service, you can get the free service on your phone or tablet. The only downside to that is, advertisements will play after every 5 songs or so. It really isn’t a big deal considering the fact that you can pretty much customize your own radio stations and listen to as much music as you want for free. We definitely recommend checking it out.

Radio

We’re not trying to be smart with you or anything but the radio in your car is still a good source of free music. Sure, there are a lot of advertisements and it’s hard to find stuff that isn’t the latest, greatest pop music but it is possible. This is especially true if you listen to music late at night. There will be less advertisements on the radio and better music. Now, if you’re into the new, hot music then you will absolutely love jamming to the car radio!

iTunes

While we generally consider iTunes to be expensive, it is still a great way to get good music. If you have an iPod and an extra $25, load it up with some music via iTunes. While there are other ways to put music on iPods other than with iTunes, we aren’t going to break any laws or help you do the same. Just add an iTunes gift card to your Christmas or birthday wish list and see what happens. If you don’t get one, use a different source.

So, what are you waiting for? A world of free and cheap music awaits you. All that you have to do is go out there and get it. We definitely couldn’t live without our music and don’t expect you to either. So, with that being said, it’s time to get started! Let us know how you do as we’d love to hear how well these sources worked out for. Now, enjoy!