P!nk’s Funhouse is the new iPhone app in support of recording artist Pink’s new album, which was released this week. This new trend of using the iPhone as a marketing and sales platform for music is making the news with other artists like Snow Patrol or Nine Inch Nails releasing apps as well. (…)

Harp – The Harp App has just been released! After a long-awaited arrival, this musical iPhone app features a sweep-touch virtual harp with 14 chord structures in any of the 12 keys. This equates to a total of 168 unique chords.
The Harp application is a great educational tool for learning intervals, chords and chord progressions. (…)

In conjunction with their latest CD, “A Hundred Million Suns,” Snow Patrol (“Chasing Cars”, “Run”…) released their new app Snow Patrol Interactive Booklet containing the lyrics to the song in interactive, origami-like packages that you open with your fingers. (…)

Audiophiles with a Sonos multi-room music system can now use their iPhone or iPod Touch to keep the tunes flowing thanks to a free app released by the company today. (…)

Clear Channel Communications owns more than 1200 radio stations. They stream more than 750 stations online. So why are there only 12 stations on their new iPhone app iheart radio?
Everything about iheart radio is extremely straightforward. Choose a station and almost immediately it begins playing. (…)

Bloom is a truly unique music app by English musician and father of ambient music Brian Eno. Eno and his collaborator, musician/programmer Peter Chilvers, created a one-of-a-kind app, that allows the user to both create and enjoy unique pieces of music. (…)

For anyone interested in the world of electronic music, Cosmovox is a great app to have on your iPhone. (…)

Anthem Music Videos bills itself as Pandora for music video.  Anthem creates music channels of your favorite artists — you tell Anthem your musical tastes and the software will make suggestions just like other music discovery services. The twist is that Anthem, instead of acting like a radio channel, is supposed to be your own personal MTV. (…)