It’s an obvious choice that we just couldn’t forget. Skype has become the alternative of choice for millions of people. It’s free, easy to use, and quite addictive. All you need is a microphone and their free software, and you’re good to go. As an added bonus calls to normal phone numbers are still free until the end of the year. We love ya Skype.
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While browsing through some different cover performances on YouTube I came across a girl named ReoRae. She’s a hidden surprise based in the UK. Most of her videos only have a few thousand views, while her first video has managed just under 20,000; far from impressive stats on a site like YouTube.
After watching and listening to her seven videos, and waiting for the goosebumps on my arms to subside, I wondered how such a beautiful and powerful voice could not be a gigantic act in the music scene.
Understandably, there are thousands of different sites, publications, and platforms out there to absorb—which entertainment labels have always tried to do—but it’s never been easier.
People like ReoRae fall into the cracks of YouTube, Myspace, sites like them, and can be really difficult to spot at times. These are the types of people that we should always be looking for. Imagine how many e-mails the most popular girl on Myspace or the music era dancer on YouTube get per day. Thousands and thousands. Imagine how many ReoRae gets per day. A handful at most.
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