DISCOVER MUSIC YOU'VE BEEN MISSING WITH GROKMUSIC'S MUSICMAP DISCOVERY TOOL

For all the visual learners out there, and for everyone who loves music and wants to discover new music related to the bands, styles, genres and sounds you love, the Grok Music MusicMap tool is designed for you. It's an easy-to-use music discovery application powered by Grok Music just for our website members and guests. It's also free, so use it to your heart's content and find lots more bands and individual recording artists who fit into the styles of music you love - from Grunge or Electronica to Appalachian Folk or World Beat.

Discovering music has never been easier than with Grok Music. Our unique music discovery engine collects human (that is, real music fans) input through artificial intelligence, and then displays that information via a visualization relationship technology. Recommendations are based on real users' diverse musical tastes; on occasion some surprising bands or individuals may pop up in the map, which simply means users somewhere in the process liked both the original artist entered, as well as the artist generated in the map!

To use the MusicMap, simply enter the name of an artist and Grok Music will create a custom map showing relationships between your selected artist and other artists. As you move your cursor around the map, you will get a brief "Pop Up" profile of that artist you're hovering over with your cursor, with links to get more info or listen to sample tracks. You can click on other artist names on the map and create a new map with that artist in the center.

We at Grok Music feel this is a fantastic way to learn more about the interconnection between bands and "schools" of musical thought, as well as which bands have influenced other bands. Oftentimes, users will find that their favorite band was actually influenced by lesser-known bands that nonetheless made an impact in the music world. Use the MusicMap tool to discover new music based on the input of thousands of listeners over nearly a decade of development. It's fun, fascinating, informative, and a little addictive, just like your favorite band or song.