Last.fm besides being one of the most popular online radio and music communities, also has one of the most popular online music APIs. Possibly the most popular. Each month we continue to see a variety of new music-themed mashups added to our directory built on the Last.fm API. In the first three weeks of this month alone there have been 5 more Last.fm mashups added. That means that out of 231 music mashups at least 84 use the Last.fm API. And not that developers don’t have other options given that there are 44 music APIs to choose from.
What’s new? Here’s a sampling of the latest Last.fm mashups:
And there’s also LastLyrics, a mashup we profiled earlier in our review of lyrics APIs and mashups.
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2 Responses to “Last.fm: The Most Popular Music API?”
at 12:00 pm
These magazine mashups are great. Are there any other similar examples which have been developed using other APIs?
at 2:07 am
Jonathan, we’ve seen lots of mashups about music and books, although not that many about magazines. The book ones are over here tagged books.