For people who like to listen to music, there must be a lot of music files on their hard disk. As the number of music files grows, the music management becomes more inconvenient and inefficient. For example, many files lack ID3 tags or have incomplete information, which makes it very difficult for users to know exactly the artist's name or even the title of a song. In this case, the music player does not display the song information because it cannot read the metadata of this song.

If you are a music enthusiast who is not very good at organizing files, then when your music library continues to grow larger and becomes more chaotic day by day, beaTunes will be the very tool you need. It enables you to find the music you want to listen to in an easier and more efficient way.

In this digital music era based on Internet, the source of our music files becomes complex. As a result, accordingly, music labels are more confused than ever. If just play music on computer, that is not very bad. While if it is on mobile device, when you want to find and listen to some desired songs, then the music files must have orderly and correct ID3 tags. And that fact is, editing music labels has always been a boring job makes a lot of people feel headache.

If the music files in your computer are so messy that you can't or are too lazy to classify them, then you might as well try this application that claims to be the only and real music file manager - Helium (formerly called Helium Music Manager), developed by Imploded Software from Sweden. It versatile and humanized design makes users open minds and eyes.

Nexus Radio is a very distinctive free online radio listening software. With it you can not only listen to high quality radio programs of various kinds of languages or culture from all over the world, when you find some favorite fragments you can also record and save them with one click. I believe this is definitely a good choice for radio enthusiasts.