The Personal Site & Blog of Brittany Gervin
I talk about how I organize my international music when it comes to repackage albums and pre-release singles, as well as how I handle album art and ratings.
Let's take a look at what I've been listening to from December 2022 to February 2023 (aka "Winter") on YouTube Music. Spoiler Alert: it's still all K-Pop.
The Freegal service has tons of K-Pop and J-Pop music…if you know where to look. As a huge fan of both genres, I'm going to share the numerous tricks I've picked up on that front.
I share my Top-Played Songs for 2022. Spoiler Alert: they're all K-Pop.
This time, I’m going to talk about how I alphabetize my international songs and artist names, as well as the logistics of group albums-solo songs and adjusting to a new music app.
I recap the songs that I listened to the most in 2021 in my own library and on Spotify.
After a few weeks of using Rhythmbox as my new music player on Ubuntu, I finally managed to get both Windows and iTunes back…though neither are in quite the same form as they were before.
I've already shared some tips for finding K-Pop and J-Pop music on Freegal. Now, I'm going to tell you how to do the same thing with hoopla, another library service that offers downloadable music.
After I lost access to iTunes because I switched to Ubuntu on my laptop, I had to try a new music player. I chose the Rhythmbox app.
I added almost 800 songs to my collection in 2020. Let's take a deep dive into exactly what I listened to during the year.
While importing new songs from the show Empire into my iTunes library, I discovered several inconsistencies and formatting issues that led me to establish new rules for my soundtrack albums.
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