Oxy Systems, which develops advanced platforms for mobile applications and services, has revealed that its  announced that its phling! MusicLounge service is to be made available this year via the Nokia Download! application.
According to Oxy Systems, the phling! MusicLounge transforms mobile music from the traditional solo listening experience into a music-based social experience. Providing real-time wireless access to a subscribers own PC-based music and media collections, it also offers access to new music and the opportunity to discover, and share, in a global, cross carrier, social networking environment, and all from the users mobile phone.   
The phling! MusicLounge is host to Internet radio, along with international indie bands and labels who showcase their music for free and use phling! as a promotional channel to grow their following in the mobile community.   
This agreement with Nokia, the world leader in mobility, ensures that our distribution strategy of getting phling! into the hands of mobile consumers world-wide is gathering momentum, says Oxy Systems President and CEO, Mike Krasner. Consumers are not interested in renting digital music they already own. They simply want to be able to listen to their existing library on their mobile, share with their friends, and discover new music and friends. The phling! MusicLounge does just this, enabling consumers to stream their existing music library to their mobile as well as accessing the libraries of their friends.