How We Discover New Music in 2016 - Viewer responses

In Q&A 16 I asked "Where do you discover new music". I got so many great replies from you guys that I felt the topic deserved its own video. In this video: I share some recommendations, my previous and current listening habits, reading many comments, and a rant about YouTube Red.

A few recommendations:
* Doom by Mick Gordon

* Post-Engineering Blog

* New Retro Wave

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[cThreep]

Caspian, eh? Saw them with Underoath this past April. They were freaking incredible.

[lordgeyik]

Gotta love the sound fx at the end! So, I constantly train Spotify by liking the right amount of music from right genres. Then I check out my weekly Spotify suggestions and usually find great new artists this way. If I fall in love with any of them, I purchase their albums.

[mattmeola]

Just switched to YoutubeRed last week and can confirm it's an amazing value. I ran google music through its paces by doing artist+album lookups and haven't really found much missing. For the few things I can't find they're likely on bandcamp. One day Jon.... keep holding on to hope.

Side rant - they couldn't come up with a name other than YoutubeRed? It sounds like a porn site.

[kennydoomster]

id never endure pointless ads. just buy the albums and stick them on yer phone! yes yes we all have limited space on our devices but id rather go with that than pay every time i wanted to listen to music i already own

[davekeehl]

wow it's the first time someone picks one of my comments in a video :D

[RadioKilledMusic]

finding good music through music promotion channels like mine is a good way. For more popular channel visit mrsuicidesheep, proximity, trap nation, and galaxy music

[_bilonic_]

good video
I recognize these sounds :)
kids?

[metrazol]

YouTube Red isn't available in Canada? it's so (Sorry, but it is.)

[Sirusdark]

You're Canadian!? Didn't know that! lol Yay!