Free MP3 on eMusic from Lipton Iced Tea

Become a fan of Lipton Iced Tea on Facebook and you will get a promotional code good for one song download on eMusic.

How to Get Free Music Legally

The cost of music is always rising but there are legal ways to get free music.

One way is to listen to the radio. It's always been free and hopefully will always be free. There are radio stations for all genres of music and with the internet, you can now listen to even more. My favorite online radio is Pandora which also has apps for smart phones.  YouTube is a good source when you want to hear a specific song.

Another great source is your public library. Libraries have music and while you can't keep it indefinitely, it's always a good source to get new or old music. Return the CDs on time and you will never pay late fees.

There are always free songs available on iTunes and Amazon.  Every week you'll find specials and new artists to download. Additionally, you can earn free gift cards to Amazon through Swagbucks and redeem them for free music.

Some online music stores offer different options.  eMusic offers two different trial deals. 25 Free MP3 Downloads and $5 Music Credit. I personally would go with the 25 free downloads but I wanted to make you aware of both promotions.  Just a side note, that eMusic is a subscription site so the trial will turn into a paid membership unless you choose to cancel.  You can always cancel the subscription and remain a per song member.  Songs average $0.89 which is cheaper than some of the mainstream sites.

Free Music Downloads on eMusic from Schick Intuition

Fans of Schick Intuition on Facebook can currently get a code worth $1.78 for eMusic.

If you already have an eMusic account, login and click "your account". On the left menu bar in your account, you'll see "redeem gift" which will allow you to enter your code. Then enjoy your credit.

Additional 25 Free Songs for new eMusic Members

For anyone that hasn't already experienced eMusic, it's a great site to find cheap MP3s that work on all players. They don't always have the newest releases but the music they do have is only $0.79 a song. Use this link to sign up for a one month free trial of eMusic's subscription program. You will get 25 downloads which are yours to keep even if you decide not to keep your subscription.

If you choose to cancel, do it before the 30 days are up and you won't pay a penny. That's a no risk trial for 25 free songs. You can also cancel the subscription but keep an active account (no monthly fee) so you're ready to go next time a company hosts a promotion like this one from Schick.