Almost every musician wants to be famous, and sharing music is part of the daily routine.  Not only do musicians create music  that they want others to hear, they need to share tracks with band members who are sometimes at a distance.  As the Internet has evolved to bring people together, musicians now can exchange, combine, add, and subtract their tracks without ever being in the same room or even country.  Using software like GarageBand for Mac, a musician can record his or her part, send the tracks digitally, and another musician can sync these tracks together.  Once a musician has created music that he or she wants to publish, the next step is to find a place to host the audio file.  This is where it’s important to pick the right solution.

When it comes to free audio file hosting, the most important thing to consider is your end goal.  If you simply want to send a track to a friend, then an email may be enough.  If you want to send more than 10megs, then you’ll have to get another solution.  One solution is Mongofiles, which allows you to send up to 2-gig audio tracks, no matter what format they might be.  But let’s say you want to actually share this music with many people worldwide.  Would it not be nice to be able to host your audio file in a manner which allows the entire world to hear your music?

Well, that’s exactly what Mongofiles allows you to do.  After you upload your audio file, you simply need to put in description tags about your music, and the application online will not only host your audio file for free, it will also let the whole world know about it if you want.  Most important is that it’s fast, free and easy to use.