Discogs is an online music database and marketplace founded in 2000. It provides an extensive and detailed catalog of recordings, artwork, and artist information. With over 8 million releases, Discogs is the largest physical music database and marketplace in the world. It allows users to catalog, rate, and review recordings and to track their own collection of records. Discogs also allows users to buy and sell music and merchandise, making it a great resource for collectors and music fans alike. The Discogs app allows users to access their Discogs account on the go and manage their collection, as well as search and buy music. Discogs also provides tools for labels and artists to manage their release information and market their music.
Discontinued According to their Facebook post on January 2, 2017, "We are sad to announce to our users that Musicovery is shutting down its smart radio. Musicavery is now focusing on providing other music services with its recommendations engine and playlists."
Discontinued Apparently, the app has just been temporarily withdrawn and the website was offline. There is a blog post from November 5, 2016, with screenshots of a new version. The developer explains that the app will be back. http://davidmckinney.com/discovr/
Discontinued applications are no longer available.
Last.fm
MusicBrainz
Libre.fm
Jamendo
Sonerezh
Rate Your Music
AllMusic
hearthis.at
Musicovery
Earbits
Qobuz
Gnoosic
jukesy
RollingTune
Indie Shuffle
Vacay
Discovr Music
Stingray Music
Stereomood
Music Smasher
Like Discogs, it's a database of music releases, but with a bunch of added social and cataloging features.