Fandalism is the largest online community of musicians seeking other musicians. It’s a place where a video of your performance is your handshake, any user can reach out to comment or connect. It’s free to upload your material and browse others. The Fandalism community is truly global and varied in style.

Grouptones is an interactive map that displays musicians in your area looking to collaborate or just network. It’s a fun and easy way to explore your surrounding peers and drop them a line.

SplitGigs is based on a simple idea that’s familiar to most touring musicians: the show trade. One of the fundamentals of independent booking is trading shows with other bands, usually by sharing a slot on your band’s local or regional gigs. It’s something that happens in real space all the time, so SplitGigs designed a […]

Giggem is an online matchmaking service for musicians and industry pros. Their social network features an attractive design and user experience, and it’s by far the most advanced and popoular musician networking platform out there. The company uses an advanced algorithm to analyze each musician’s profile and suggest connections based on musical interest and geography.

Local Music Vibe is dedicated to — you guessed it — promoting live music scenes across the country. The site automatically detects your geographical area and displays venues and shows happening nearby. Whereas many similar sites often draw a blank outside of major music markets, Local Music Vibe excels in covering small venues and small […]

Kimpoz is an online music collaboration platform. Users post their tracks and ask other musicians to submit contributions, whether it’s vocals, rhythm tracks or remixes. The site has a decent worldwide community and is a great place to experiment freely with collaboration. Your song can take on a life of its own as it is […]