Are you a music freak or an unsigned artist looking for how to share your music files and promote your work? Then Soulseek is what you need.

What is Soulseek?

This is a plain free file sharing network for Windows, Mac and Linux. It allows you to search for and share all kinds of files, including MP3s. It also includes chat rooms, and it features a buddy list for your favorite users. It has a simple and easy to use interface, stable connections as well as fast downloads.

This program is designed to help music artists share their music files easily. Its easy-to-use interface helps you to can switch through chat rooms, file search, transfers and wishlists with a single click.

Nir Arbel, the publisher of this program, has included the following changes to this version:

For ScarletFire’s build, SoulseekQt was ported from Qt4 to Qt5. The result is a cleaner user-interface, and better Windows 8 support, Massively improved memory utilization thanks primarily to Google’s sparse hash-map, a hyper-efficient data container that uses about half as much memory as its predecessor. More efficient indexing of your shared files should further contribute to the amo. The ability to share folders privately and visibly. Private visible shared files will appear at the bottom of the search results list and when browsing a user’s share with a lock icon next to them. You may also turn off the display of private visible, SoulseekQt now connects to the Soulseek server on port 80, which is less likely to be blocked by ISPs. The initial re-scanning of shares at startup should no longer cause the client to freeze and Retrieval of your shared files list by another user should now be a lot faster.

Downsides?

None. A great tool for searching for and sharing music files.

To find out more about this program, please do visit SoulSeekQt.

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