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I will need to add a list of retired projects:
I’ve released BT x io
It will be the new music project from the MF enterprises and I’ll soon add it to the site.
Podsafe Music Network was very specific:
A place where artists uploaded music specifically for podcasters to use for free publicity, with clear “podsafe” licensing.
No modern platform is a perfect 1:1 replacement, but the following mapping gets extremely close.
Then:
–Podsafe Music Network
Artists uploaded tracks explicitly tagged as podsafe (free for use on podcasts).
Now → Closest equivalents:
–ccMixter – Artists upload songs/remixes specifically under Creative Commons licenses. Many tracks explicitly allow podcasting.
–Free Music Archive (FMA) – Similar CC structure; artists deliberately upload free-use tracks.
–Bandcamp (free-to-use section) – Some artists tag music as free for podcasts, but you need to check licences per track.
Then:
-Podsafe Music Network was designed around podcast needs.
Now → Podcast-oriented libraries:
–Incompetech (Kevin MacLeod) – The closest modern equivalent.
Music intentionally released for creators, including podcasters, under attribution licenses.
–YouTube Audio Library – Royalty-free collection with licenses permitting podcast/audio use (outside YouTube).
–PodcastMusic.com (paid) – Official Podsafe successor via BMI/ASCAP, but not free.
Then:
-Artists wanted mentions & backlinks from podcasters.
Now → Similar artist-exposure-first ecosystems:
–SoundCloud (Creative Commons filter) – Artists deliberately upload CC tracks for reuse.
–Jamendo (before paywall) – Still offers a small selection of CC-licensed tracks for exposure.
Then:
-Podsafe Network had categories for moods, genres, usage type, etc.
Now → Modern equivalents with filtering:
– Pixabay Music – Shockingly close to old Podsafe: free, attribution-free, and podcasters can use everything.
– Mixkit.co Music – Modern, clean, curated list of royalty-free tracks for podcast use.
–ZapSplat – Huge free library, many tracks okay for podcasts.
Then:
-Podsafe Music Network’s main value was certainty.
Now → High legal clarity sources:
–AudioLibrary.com / CreatorMix – All tracks cleared for podcast use, built by content-creator communities.
–Epidemic Sound (paid) – Not free, but extremely safe legally.
If you want something closest in spirit, mission, and function to Podsafe Music Network, the ranking is:
Artists intentionally post tracks for creators to reuse. Clear CC licences. Very “podsafe” in spirit.
Massive archive of artist-uploaded CC tracks, ideal for podcasters.
Modern, free, no-licence-worries, clean UI, made for creators.
Not user-uploaded, but explicitly designed for creators and podcasters.
| Podsafe Feature | Podsafe Music Network (Then) | Closest Modern Replacements (Today) |
|---|---|---|
| Artists upload music for podcasters | Podsafe Network | ccMixter, FMA, SoundCloud CC |
| Music free for commercial podcasts | Podsafe Network | Pixabay Music, Mixkit, AudioLibrary |
| Discovery directories | Podsafe Network | FMA, Mixkit, Jamendo CC |
| Reliable legal clarity | Podsafe Network | CreatorMix, Epidemic (paid), Pixabay |
| Exposure model for artists | Podsafe Network | SoundCloud CC, Jamendo CC |
You are a Youtube Shorts expert who makes Youtube Shorts videos go viral and are renown for it. I have a bunch of really good Youtube Short videos with people talking about AISQ Meteor. Give me the best Youtube Shorts titles that are guaranteed to boost views. I’ve seen that Youtube Shorts rely a TON on the kind of content inside the title of the video and that’s what makes or breaks a Youtube shorts video.
What if we take all content from florins.co
-> make it digestible and send-able by Squirrly Social to ALL the social media profiles of each tool….
then in the main feeds (AISQ social media + AISQ Email + AISQ Blog) we send interested people to see laser-focused stuff on each tool’s own site/profile ??