Soundpedia: who needs Pandora

Well, I hope you can sleep at night Pandora. Walking out on us like that. And for what? Just because we don't live in the US? Fine. Yeah, we'll admit, it hurt a bit. Ok, a lot. But you know what? We've moved on. That's right. We found someone else. Ok, so she's not as pretty and as made up as you are, and maybe she doesn't sound as nice, but she's beautiful in her own way. And she's from Singapore. That's right, she's exotic. Jealous? Of course you are. You'll think twice before walking out on us again. Don't bother coming back for your stuff, we through it out.

Ok, so that stopped making sense a few sentences ago, apologies. The point is, there is a pretty decent Pandora-esque type program called Soundpedia that might be the best thing to come out of Singapore since this hilarious picture of a monkey. Ok, so the monkey might still be better, but Soundpedia isn't without it's charm. It's not as slick as Pandora, and the sound quality leaves a bit to be desired, but it has an excellent library and allows you to create your own playlists on top of suggesting music to you. It's easy enough (albeit a little clunky) to use, and works well enough that it might become your new default music player. Unless of course you live in the US and can still use Pandora. In which case, all we ask is that you treat her well, she was special. Now, back to looking at that monkey.