TMobile Xpress Music Reviews – Plus All the Best Deals

Whilst all networks supply Nokia’s new and extremely popular range of music handsets but it’s been TMobile Xpress Music reviews have been so positive. Their functionality coupled with TMobile’s impressive tariff offerings have made TMobile Xpress Music deals the best on the market at the moment.

So, can Nokia and TMobile make a dent in the Sony Walkman domination? Well, with their range of high functionality music focused phones, they’re certainly going to give it a go!

Let’s start with the Nokia 5130 TMobile Xpress Music Reviews – a nifty little entry level phone with some cool features. The trademark 3.5mm headphone jack runs throughout the series and this is no exception. Its robust design. Most notably the inbuilt speakers are pretty good and the 2 megapixel camera does the job. A small internal memory of 30MB can be expanded with a Micro SD. Today, the TMobile Xpress Music Nokia 5130 with 100 minutes and UNLIMITED texts is available for just £6.67 a month via their cashback scheme. Other plans are available and deals change all the time!

Nokia 5230 TMobile Xpress Music Reviews – a super hot phone with impressive touch screen functionality, this phone shares the same design it’s big brother the 5800 which also means it has an amazing 73hrs playback battery life from one charge. You’ll also get 3G, HSPDA and GPS but no Wi-Fi and a 2 megapixel camera. The dedicated audio chip gives an impressive sound and the slider turns the handset neatly from a phone to an MP3 player. The slightly better 70MB memory can be increased with a microSD. It’s also available in pink you may be pleased to hear! Today, the TMobile Xpress Music Nokia 5230 with 100 minutes and UNLIMITED texts is available for just £10 a month via their cashback scheme. Other plans are available and deals change all the time!

Nokia 5530 TMobile Xpress Music Reviews – a smaller 5800, the 5530 is an excellent value smart phone. The 2.9 inch touchscreen combines with some nifty functionality like an accelerometer, and proximity sensor. You can surf the web with Wi-fi but not 3G and the 3.2 megapixel camera is better than the more basic models. A more manageable 4GB of memory is included and can be topped up by MicroSD card. A smartphone in it’s own right, let alone the music capability, plus it’s impressive looks, this is a pretty impressive handset. Today, the TMobile Xpress Music Nokia 5230 with 100 minutes and UNLIMITED texts is available for just £13 a month via their cashback scheme. Other plans are available and deals change all the time!

Nokia 5800 TMobile Xpress Music Reviews – simply the ‘daddy’ of the range with a 3.2 inch touchscreen and the latest S60 interface, a Carl Zeiss camera (which is only 3.2 mega pixels but the Carl Zeiss quality makes up for that on this occasion) that support a dual LED flash. A cool built in web browser is a joy to use with the touchscreen for music and game lovers alike The TV and 3.5mm jack socket will not disappoint. Today, the TMobile Xpress Music Nokia 5230 with 100 minutes and 100 texts is available for a crazy £11.11 a month via their cashback scheme. Other plans are available and deals change all the time!

If you read TMobile Xpress Music Reviews on the web you’ll see they just might be chipping away at that number one spot. Lets hope they stick at it.

Note: All prices correct at time of going to press Feb 2010. Please check deals and price plans.

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Nokia 5730 Xpress Music Review – Read This Before You Buy!

Is the Nokia 5730 Xpress Music ‘the one’ that will break the domination of Sony Ericsson in the mobile music world? Our Nokia 5730 Xpress Music review aims to find out just that.

Nokia Xpress Music is relatively new to the market, the success that Ericsson have enjoyed since they joined forces with Sony just over five years ago has been a hard nut to crack but Xpress Music reviews have been pretty positive. The question is, can Nokia make a dent? What is for certain is that they’re going for it wholeheartedly with a huge range of MP3 focussed phones with expandable memory, designed specifically for high quality music playback. Not only that, they’re running with the ‘music first, phone second’ across their lower priced range and what seems to be a ‘music first but we won’t compromise on the phone’ with higher level phones that do everything you’d expect from a smart phone. This is the category into which the Nokia 5730 falls.

Nokia 5730 Xpress Music Review – the Phone

The Nokia 5730 XpressMusic is a smartphone with impressive spec. On the phone side the Nokia 5730 Xpress Music has a QWERTY keyboard, Ovi Share for access to literally thousands of apps and widgets. It’s 3G capability, HSDPA and Wi-Fi gives you impressive speed for downloading. Then there’s the camera, a 3.2 megapixel effort with Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus and an LED flash. This supports the VGA video camera as well making an impressive package. Another neat function is the GPS which allows you to tag your photos to your exact location so make sure you’re where you say you are! The GPS can of course, be used for more useful applications like satnav and Nokia’s own map functionality which will plot where you are and help you find what you’re looking for quickly and easily.

Nokia 5730 Xpress Music Review – the Music

The Nokia 5730 is an impressive music device. A Say and Play feature offers voice activated recognition so that you can change tracks on the move. This is extremely useful when you’re doing something that needs your full concentration, like driving or running, or when you want to impress your friends. The 3.5mm audio jack means you are not limited by headphone selection. There is also an FM radio, stereo Bluetooth and using the dedicated music keys makes the phone into a true MP3 player. The 8GB of memory stores over 6,000 songs and this can be upgraded to an impressive 16GB if you need more.

Nokia 5730 Xpress Music Review – the Deals

Get your 5730 with 200 minutes and unlimited texts on Orange for just over £18 a month (via their cash back deal). Not only that, you can get some pretty cool free gifts, if you’re willing to go to £40 a month you can get an impressive 900 mins, 500 texts AND a FREE PS3. Can you say fairer than that? We don’t think so.

Nokia 5730 Xpress Music Review – the Verdict

The Nokia 5730 is an impressive phone. Oh, and music player. It really proves that you can have the best of both worlds and at a price that won’t break the bank. Sony Ericsson… you’ve got a fight on your hands.

Note: All prices correct at time of going to press Feb 2010. Please check deals and price plans.

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Are Music Reviews and Music Press Helpful Tools in Promoting Your New CD Release?

Well, some might say that by asking me, you may be asking the wrong person. As a professional music publicist and music marketing consultant myself for hundreds of successful independent music artists, I can only tell you what I have experienced over the last 27 years plus of doing this for independent musicians. A good music publicist can facilitate interviews for you and get your music reviewed. Its positive impact on your project and career can be more than considerable.

I am writing this article to bring this to the attention of independent artists. Most indie musicians may feel that their music does not stand a chance out there in the sea of hundreds of thousands of independent music releases annually. Unfortunately, with that kind of competition, this is not far from the truth. Most CD releases, without professional promotion, no matter how good, usually get lost or forgotten. However, a good indie music publicist can move your music to the forefront and bring it to the attention of the industry and the public alike with press, interviews, and music reviews. As long as your music is noteworthy, this makes generating the exposure and creating the buzz (if you will) much easier. CD reviews, interviews, and the press can do this efficiently if it’s done right and by a credible professional music publicist.

Album and single reviews, written by professional music critics on credible music blogs and in the music media are read by thousands of potential fans, music journalists, booking agents, music publishers, and A&R representatives from both major and independent record labels on a daily basis. Professional Music Publicists are the curator of these creative placements. This being said, there are still a lot of indie musicians that are just now aware of the positive impact favorable CD reviews, interviews, and the innovative press can have on their project and new record release; while accelerating their music career to the next level.

Our Band is on a Shoestring Budget. How Much Does a Publicist Cost?

The cost for a professional music publicist can vary greatly, depending upon how good they are, how much experience they have, and the extent and quality of their professional Rolodex (contacts-reach). A lot of musicians don’t even bother to inquire on the cost of a publicity campaign with a professional publicist fearing upfront that the cost will be astronomical. A lot of artists and bands are marketing their music on a shoestring budget, and they believe that they just can’t afford the services of a professional music publicist and marketer. They just keep pounding and going the DIY route. Not because they want to, but feel they have to. If you inquire, you may be surprised how reasonable a publicity campaign can be with an established professional music publicist who is willing to work with you. (willing – being the key word here).

It’s unfortunate as well that music media blogs, and credible music critics, much like record labels, do not honor unsolicited requests to review music that is submitted by the artist themselves. This is mostly reserved for professional music publicists and labels with whom they work with on a relatively exclusive basis. It is true of course that money can be a major deterrent to your efforts to solicit the services of a professional. I can only tell you that if you are truly serious about your music, you just need to find a way. If your music is there, this may be one of the only ways to get it noticed. Simply put; find a publicist who is willing to work with you and your budget. Work out a payment plan, find an investor. Just do what needs to be done. Save money on other things – not publicity. It is important though to remember not to pick the least expensive publicist. As with anything else in life – “You Get What You Pay For.” Artists that do not professionally market their wares, or stop marketing their music to save money are like those who try to stop a clock to save time. Pretty Crazy –Right?

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Music Reviews Not Always Objective

hose who write music reviews are almost always music lovers, and they will often listen to a piece of music again and again to discover all the nuances and sensations the piece can offer. Depending on the music reviewer, their opinions may or not be objective.

Music reviewers are in the business of rating music, and sometimes a music review will contain a comparison of songs or albums to an artist’s previous releases. A music review may contain the writer’s opinion on whether or not the piece will be a hit or a flop, whether it is worth the asking price, and whether or not the artists should expect to have longevity in the music business.

Often, the professional music reviewer will specialize in reviewing music that is of a particular genre. For instance, those with expertise in classical music will not usually spend much time listening to and reviewing hip-hop music. Nor would an expert in folk music be qualified to review a punk rock concert. However, some music reviewers are true music lovers with a deep level of sophistication and appreciation for all kinds of music. Those who truly understand that music is an artistic expression should be able to judge the music on its own merit, and form an objective opinion.

Sometimes a music reviewer will be required to give an unbiased opinion, even if the reviewer does not personally care for the piece. If the reviewer feels that there is some audience for the piece and it deserves a good review, the objective reviewer with experience and good sense can set aside his personal preferences and honor the piece with an honest review.

Artists and producers can submit their work for consideration to magazines, newspapers, movies, television, books, and even the Internet. The confident musician might submit their music to selected reviewers with a targeted audience of readers. You may petition as many music reviewers as you see fit, but you must understand that artists cannot control the music reviewing process. While a good music review can significantly boost the artist’s career, the musician should be prepared to accept the consequences if the piece does not ultimately receive a positive review.

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