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.
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.
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.
Thus far, I haven't bothered with ripping my DVD collection. My old external hard drive is too full to hold that many large files, and my ailing external DVD drive probably wouldn’t survive that much activity. Nevertheless, I recently made an exception for a few special projects.
I recap the songs that I listened to the most in 2021 in my own library and on Spotify.
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.
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.
As per tradition, let's take a look at my top-played songs in iTunes and my streaming music habits for the year. I will also review my musical decade.
It's time to explore the music I listened to in 2018. As usual, I looked at my Top Played playlist in iTunes to see which songs had the highest play counts.
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