Melon (멜론)
Melon (Korean: 멜론; RR: Mellon) is a South Korean online music store and streaming service that was launched in November 2004. SK Telecom, South Korea's largest wireless carrier, created it. In its first few months, it garnered more than 10,000 subscribers per day on average, surpassing 310,000. In 2009, LOEN Entertainment (later Kakao M and eventually Kakao Entertainment) took over as the service's operator. Kakao combined Kakao Music into Melon in 2017 to create a unified music streaming service.
Melon has over 28 million customers and is South Korea's largest music subscription service. Melon is South Korea's most popular music streaming service. In fact, according to a survey of smartphone users, these are the most popular applications among Koreans. Melon users can listen to music, download music videos, and make personalized ringtones. Melon is now available on iOS and Android.
Melon is an abbreviation for the phrase melody on.
Unique Features:
- Melon Chart – Despite the controversy, this feature is what made Melon.
- Its Hot Track shows trending music in your preferred genre.
- For U – Reflects your preferences and creates mixes updated daily, weekly and monthly.
- This feature also suggests similar artists or songs.
- DJ Playlist – Power DJ carefully selects and updates high-quality playlists every week.
Website: https://www.melon.com/
