Beware that if you're on a good plan you won't get that rate again when you re-signup.
My main account gives me 90 tracks a month for £12.78 but if I stopped and signed up again the best rate I could get would be 75 tracks a month for £14.99 and I know from experience that they don't always offer a big incentive to re-sign as soon as you cancel.

I have been a diligent 40 tracks a month for 5 years, but it is getting harder and harder to find stuff I would like or do like. I daren't risk 75 free tracks as I don't actually feel I could do them justice. Don't get me wrong, I have downloaded tons of good 'uns, but it is getting harder. I consider myself pretty eclectic of taste, albeit predominantly country/folk/reggae/world/blues/jazz, rather than straight ahead rock, tho' I have lashings of it from 40 years of aquisition. Is it because I have too many other concurrent sources of supply? A genuine problem, where is the good stuff I haven't already got?

I cancelled my subscription about three months ago and I have not been offered anything free.

but am not that familiar with e music, and all this download subscription malarky. For your subs you are allowed to download so many tracks, but does this include brand new releases or is it just more of your back cat stuff? Is there also a good wide range of music on e music?
Reason i ask is that it all seems to be too good to be true, 90 tracks for 13quid, that equates roughly to less than £2 for an average lp, unbelievable value.

Stuff I have downloaded, not counting a fair few from "various artist" compilations.I think this shows how varied their roster is, "indie" only as in Independent record label.
10,000 Maniacs, A Girl Called Eddy, Aimee Mann, Al Kooper, Alan Tyler & The Lost Sons Of Littlefield, Alison Brown, Alpha Blondy, Andy Roberts, Archie Shepp, Art Blakey And The Jazz Messengers, Art of Noise, Arthur Brown, Asleep At The Wheel, Average White Band, Azzddine with Bill Laswell, Beth Hirsch, Big Blue Ball, Big Star, Bill Jones, Bill Kirchen, Bill Laswell, Billy Bragg, Blackie and The Rodeo Kings, Blowzabella, Blue Murder, Boo Hewerdine, Bruce Cockburn, Burrito Deluxe, Caitlin Cary And Thad Cockrell, Cake, Camera Obscura, Canned Heat, Caroline LaVelle, Cat Power, Charlie Daniels Band, Chris de Burgh (!?), Chris Hillman, Chris Knight, Chris Whitley, Christene Ledoux, Christine Collister, Christine Tobin, Chuck Prophet, Coleman Hawkins, Colin Blunstone, Commander Cody And The Lost Planet Airmen, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Crosby & Nash, Cyndi Lauper, Damien Jurado, Danny Thompson, Dar Williams, Darden Smith, Daryl Hall And John Oates, Dave Pegg, Dave Swarbrick, De Dannan, Delbert McClinton, Delerium, Derek Bell, Devon Sproule,Diana Krall, Dick Gaughan, Dizzy Gillespie And Machito, DJ Rico, Dolores Keane, Don Cherry|Dewey Redman|Charlie Haden|Eddie Blackwell, Doug Sahm, Drive-By Truckers, Dwight Yoakam, Easy Star All-Stars, Eddy Grant, Eli "Paperboy" Reed and The True Loves, Elizabeth Cook, Emiliana Torrini, Eric Andersen, Fairport Convention, Fats Domino, Flock Of Seagulls, Flogging Molly, Folk For Peace, Frank Black, Gary Peacock, Giant Sand, God's Little Monkeys, Gotan Project, Graham Nash, Grateful Dead, Green Day Tribute, Gurf Morlix, Guy Clark, Hem, Holly Golightly, Horslips, Hot Tuna, Iain Matthews, Ian Gomm, Ike And Tina Turner, Iron And Wine / Calexico, Isaac Hayes, Ivan Drever, Jackie Leven, James Grant, James McMurtry, Jeffrey Foucault, Jenny Lewis, Jerry Garcia And David Grisman, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jesse Colin Young, Jethro Tull, Joe Bonamassa, John Coltrane, John Doe, John Fahey, John Fogerty, John Hiatt, John Mellencamp, Jona Lewie, Josh Rouse, June Tabor, Karine Polwart, Kate Rusby, Kathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman, Kenny Burrell, Korgis,Kris Kristofferson, Kristin Hersh, Lal Waterson, Laura Cantrell, Lesley Gore, Long Ryders, Loop Guru, Louis Jordan, Lucinda Williams, Madness, Marah, Maria McKee, Maria Muldaur, Marian McPartland / Elvis Costello, Mark - Almond, Mark O'Connor's Hot Swing Trio, Marshall Crenshaw, Martin Simpson, Mary Gauthier, Mary Lorson And Saint Low, Matt Deighton, Matthew Sweet, Micah P Hinson, Michael Weston King, Mojave 3, Molly Hatchet, Mr. Scruff, Nada Surf, Nashville West, Natacha Atlas, Neal Casal, New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Niamh Parsons, Nic Jones, Nigel Kennedy, Norma Waterson, Old 97's, Old Crow Medicine Show, Ossian, Oysterband, Paperboys, Patty Griffin, Paul Brady, Paul Burch, Paul Weller, Pentangle, Percy Sledge, Peter Case, Plain White T's, Planxty, Portico Quartet, Rachel Sweet, Ray Benson, Richard Buckner, Richard Cheese, Richard Swift, Richard Thompson, Rickie Lee Jones, Ringo Starr And His All Star Band, Robert Earl Keen, Rodney Crowell, Roger McGuinn, Rosie Thomas,, Roy Orbison, Sally Timms, Shane MacGowan, Sharon Shannon, Show Of Hands,Sia, Simon Nicol,Steeleye Span, Stephen Bruton, Stereophonics, Steve Knightley, String Driven Thing, Susan McKeown, Susan Tedeschi, Susanna And The Magical Orchestra, Suzy Bogguss, Swampadelica, Tarras, The Avett Brothers, The Balham Alligators, The Breeders, The Broken Family Band, The Coal Porters, The Decemberists, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Duhks, The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Gourds, The Kinks, The Lemonheads, The Mendoza Line, The National,The Prodigy, The Redlands Palomino Company, The Rockingbirds, The Rumour, The Strokes, The Walkabouts, Thea Gilmore, Thelonious Monk, Those Darn Accordions!, Tickled Pink, Tift Merritt, Tish Hinojosa, Tito Puente, Toby Keith, Tom Waits, Tres Chicas, Turtles, Vanilla Fudge, Vassar Clements, Whiskey Myers, Willie Nile, Wreckless Eric, Zion Train.
Phew!! Thank christ for cut'n'paste!! (The Chris de Burgh was "Spaceman came travelling", a song I am happy to admit to having a fondness for, however much his later output tried to destroy that pleasure)

Thats a hell of a lot of music

Of the 250 odd albums I've downloaded over the last 3 years a good 90% I wouldn't have dreamt of buying at full price (couldn't have afforded it either.) Taking a punt on an album is no risk at all if it sets you back less than a cup of coffee. My musical life has been enriched no end. The Word's CDs are generally a very good way in given that usually at least half the acts are to be found on emusic.