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Radio DJs may have some competition from a new app that lets users dedicate songs to their Facebook friends.
ShoutOut Radio describes itself as a "personal radio station" where users can send tunes to a select few privately, or broadcast them to a larger group. The songs or "ShoutOuts" will then pop up on their friends' apps, if they have it downloaded, as well as on their Facebook timelines. Of course, each user has the option of commenting or "liking" the "ShoutOut."
Users can share tunes from their own devices, or access millions of songs in ShoutOut Radio's database. They can also create a customized radio station around a particular song. Check out the video above for more.
Creator Rick Reich says he aims to have the iPhone and Android apps publicly available and free by this October, according to ShoutOut Radio's Kickstarter page. To do this, Reich is asking for $16,000 in funding; so far, he has raised a little over $1,300.