Mucelli brings us music. Essentially, it’s a beefed up music search engine based on YouTube.
Users can search for their favorite bands, artists, songs, or albums and the results are pulled directly from the world’s favorite video site. As such, you can open up the video right on site, enlarge it to fit your screen, or simply enjoy the music sans images. Songs can be added to and deleted (drag and drop) from your playlists or sent to friends. Furthermore, you can check out what’s popular on the music charts—Germanys top 4o, Europe’s top 20, UK top 20, and check out the site’s Christmas mix. You’ll find all of these items in the left hand column. On the right are your search results. Items from the right can be dragged to your playlist on your left. On the bottom you’ll find your basic controls with options for saving songs and adding them to your clipboard for passing on to friends.
Mucelli.com In Their Own Words
“Your charts, your music”
Why Mucelli.com It Might Be A Killer
Mucelli is one neat app. While there are plenty of options for search for and playing music, Mucelli is utterly simple and elegant. It’s easy to use with the drag and drop element for adding to your playlist. You can manage your playlists while watching videos and listening to music at the same time and you can share it with friends.
Some Questions About Mucelli.com
Will Mucelli add widgets for putting your playlists on your blog or social network? Will it be able to compete with similar projects on the market? 
