Mp3jam
- Freemium • Proprietary
- Music Downloader
- Windows
What is Mp3jam?
Search for favorite music and download full albums with one click!
Features
Download full albums
Save music albums with one click only. Download the entire artist discography fast & easily!
Get only high-quality MP3s
Download best quality MP3s (up tp 320 kbps) for free. The program automatically downloads the highest quality audio available.
Download music at record speed
Save MP3s at record speed due to multithread download technology. Just a few seconds to download a song, several minutes to save a whole album!
Control your music downloads
Regulate the number and size of your MP3 downloads. Stop and resume downloads. Choose location for your saved audio tracks.
Browse download history
Track your download history. Play songs from the downloads list. Find the location of your downloaded MP3s with "Show in folder" button.
Discover top tracks
Find best tracks by your favorite singers and bands sorted by newest and most popular.
Share on Facebook & Twitter
Tell your friends about your music preferences. Post to Facebook and Twitter straight from the app.
The installer may contain adwares. Moreover, as you can read in WOT comments (https://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/mp3jam.org), the software is not totally free as stated on the site: it offers 30 plays for free and then asks you to pay $10 per month.
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Mp3jam Features
Mp3jam information
Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Recent user activities on Mp3jam
phocide added Mp3jam as alternative(s) to Free-MP3-Download.net
Mauricio B. Holguín added Mp3jam as alternative(s) to OKmusi- reviewed Mp3jamGu
Totally horrible customer service. I paid for it and they never sent code, even after 3 emails and 6 days. Requested refund. Go elsewhere.
Mp3Jam is the best and safe Windows software for free mp3 download.
It's absolutely free and works on my Windows Vista.
I get lots of cool music fast. It's better than Bearshare and iMesh!
Totally horrible customer service. I paid for it and they never sent code, even after 3 emails and 6 days. Requested refund. Go elsewhere.
• 30 plays for free - then asks you to pay $10 per month - Bad Song List Quality
When I hear "free music", "free mp3's", or anything similar, I immediatly think piracy. So, how do we know if this is legal? With all the confusion that could come with DRM*, I'd hate to add to the problem and make more companies force DRM protection on us all.
*For those of you who don't know what DRM is, you might want to visit defectivebydesign.org.
[Edited by HaloNachos117, December 22]
On my Windows XP program can't work... (have error in start)