You can now follow Guardian Music on the beta service This is my jam.
It is a social music discovery service, where users post one "jam" at a time, which can last for up to seven days. You can listen to the songs that your friends have posted, making it an internet radio station curated by people you know.
Unlike Spotify or last.fm, it isn't about sharing everything you play, but about choosing just one song. The team behind the service say they built it because despite there being lots of music sharing services on the web, there wasn't one that answered the question: "What's your favorite song right now? Not any old track, but THAT song; the one that's on repeat, the one you can't get out of your head today, the one worth shouting about?"
The account will be run by the Guardian's Culture community co-ordinators, Adam Boult and Hannah Freeman. You can find out more about the service, some of the reasons we like it, and ask for an invite into the beta here.
