Sometimes getting into a new band is quite a chore: search engines might show which song is more popular, but finding the really meaty stuff, now that’s the challenge.
As fans might tell you, Radiohead sounds nothing like their hit song “Creep”. Irregardless, if you don’t know any of their songs, you’d end up gravitating towards that one in particular and missing the real unique stuff that’s made them a household name amongst music fans. That One Song attempts to fix this issue. The app aggregates the lists of many of its users, finding the universal “best” (IE, most shared songs), and suggesting those instead, rather than the singles. The best part? You don’t need a special account to use it! Just go and enjoy.
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