Half the enjoyment of listening to a great band or performer lies in actually sharing the music with others. And that is something this site makes incredibly easy, as it mashes up two services that are unquestionably popular: Last.
fm and Twitter. The way the site works is straightforward enough: through it, you can have your Last.fm playlists shared on Twitter. In that way, you can let everybody know about these artists that have been in your mind recently.
The site will let you do such a thing in two different ways, as you can choose to have your playlist shared automatically once every week, or as frequently as you wish.
I think a service like this one will lend itself to music bloggers very well. I can picture them sharing lists of the artists that they plan on reviewing with their readers, and establishing more of a one to one relationship in that way. They will be able to show those who are regular visitors of their blogs that they care about their opinions, and that any artist that they have been recommended is being considered for inclusion.
Tweekly.fm In Their Own Words
“Tweekly.fm allows you to automatically tweet your top listened to artists in the past week to Twitter, once a week on a day you select. You can also add a hashtag to the automatic tweets too. If there are any problems with your automatic tweet, then we’ll send you a direct message via Twitter to let you know.”
Why Tweekly.fm It Might Be A Killer
Both music lovers and people who write about music for a living will find this useful. It is a great way for introducing yourself to the world and show how your tastes evolve over time, basically.
Some Questions About Tweekly.fm
In which direction will this service be taken next? 
