The Best Local Artists on HUM: Salt Lake City Library’s Free Music Streaming Service

Salt Lake City Library’s free streaming service, HUM, is a curated collection of exclusively local artists. Here are some of the best tracks I’ve discovered so far.

Two people sitting on the library floor by the CDs, sharing headphones.
Grab a friend and jam out to local music on HUM. (Salt Lake City Library)

With the recent news of a new music venue from Smith Entertainment Group and Live Nation, billionaires are billionair-ing, and all I want to do is support local music.

*Enter HUM* Salt Lake City Library’s free streaming service, a curated collection of exclusively local artists. Here are some of the best tracks I’ve discovered so far.

How To Hum

🌐 Head to hum.slcpl.org

👤 Log in with your Salt Lake City Library card

🕺 Stream local music instantly or download them to keep

Anna Beck

🎧 ”Sick of It”

Raw, moody, indie-pop. Adding this bop to my sad girl playlist.

Bevy

🎧 “Won’t Wait”

Vibey, dreamy R&B. I don’t know how to explain this but the music on this track tickles my brain in the best way.

Dad Bod

🎧 “The Drifter”

Laid-back, mellow grooves. The perfect song for a road trip.

Michelle Moonshine

🎧 “1991”

Golden, nostalgic country. Michelle Moonshine’s voice feels timeless and familiar.

Want even more? The Grid City Music Festival starts today and features over 80 local bands across nine stages in South Salt Lake. Don’t miss it!