Fizy is a very new online music service. It just launched in 22 December, 2008. Fizy is a track-by-track music search service. You don’t need to download or make a playlist for listening to what you want.

Everyday people use Google for searching what they need. Because Google has a very easy-to-use interface and finds you what you want very fast. The best part of fizy is its very easy and fast interface, too. You just search for and play tracks you’re seeking. Google indexes every bit of the Internet and Fizy does the same for online legal music. Fizy is claiming 75+ billion tracks and 25+ billion video clips indexed by using  about 50 different APIs and supports 29 languages and all the content is legal! This is  what we call “convergience” and Music 3.0

Fizy become very popular in only one month because of a viral spread like Google. It’s spread isn’t as huge as Google but huge enough for a site like Fizy. Robert Yaris, c0-founder of Fizy shared the site over Digg to his 20 friends and one of this 20 friends shared it with social media strategist Dave Delaney. When Dave shared “Impressed with http://fizy.org for searching for music to listen to NOW without download.” status message on his twitter account with his 3,000 + followers, it was the time Fizy started to go viral!

In an interview with Robert Yaris, he tells that he and his team mates are addicted to music and were very bored to make efforts to listen to music online. “Offering content in the fastest and easiest way: This is Web 3.0″, he says.He also adds that a manager from Google has contacted them to talk about Fizy before 1 month passed after the launch.

Fizy has become a legend in one month and had 17.000.000 page views in January ’09. This shows the power of social media to go viral. Fizy means collaboration  and it is the candidate for becoming “Google of Music” and it’s definitely worth trying. We wish them good luck…

Update: Turkish Internet advertising company, ReklamZ has acquired 40% of Fizy.org

Music is one of the indispensable part of our lives. As the internet gets accessible to more people, the number of legal and illegal ways to access music online increases.

As the Web gets more popular, online music services are transformed into Music 2.0 services. Music 2.0 is a networked, web-native,de-centralized and wherever accesible (especially mobile) music business (source:mediafuturist) . If you want to learn more about Music 2.0,  the presentation below prepared by Gerd Leonhard is the best to learn what music 2.0 is. There are hundreds of music 2.0 services. The most popular ones are iTunes, Last.fm, Imeem. If you wonder all of them, you can check RocketSurgeon’s Music 2.0 directory on his blog.

As the Web 2.0 goes beyond user expectations, Web 3.0 called as “semantic web” comes out. To me, Web 3.0 means collaboration and there’s a new Music 3.0 service called Fizy. Fizy is worth writing a special review.