About

A simpler way to find new music

This website presents emerging tracks one at a time. Give a track a thumbs up to save it in My Discoveries, raise its private community score, and improve future recommendations. A thumbs down shapes only the current browser session, while Next skips the track without changing its score.

Noncommercial public beta

This is a free, noncommercial project. It has no advertising, paid placement, subscription fee, or commercial sponsorship. Tracks are surfaced through the same recommendation and exploration rules regardless of who submitted them.

What the feedback does

Thumbs-up selections are used to improve recommendations, contribute to a bounded private community score, and preserve discovery history for this anonymous browser identity. Thumbs-down feedback is held only for the current browser session and reduces similar recommendations without changing the track's global score. You can also add or remove broad genres for the session. The site does not publish votes, rankings, popularity scores, or listener profiles.

A catalog shaped by the community

Anyone can submit an eligible public Spotify track without creating an account or providing personal information. Valid tracks can join controlled exploration after automated metadata, duplicate, rate, artist, and album checks. Administrators focus on corrections, abuse reports, rights requests, and removals rather than deciding every track that is allowed to participate.

How track information is collected

The site retrieves available track, album, artist, artwork, release, recording, and artist-genre information from Spotify during submission or catalog ingestion, then stores the normalized metadata locally. Every community submission must have one controlled broad genre. When Spotify has no usable classification, the site may check configured sources such as MusicBrainz or Last.fm before asking the submitter to choose manually. Existing recommendations do not require a new metadata request each time a track appears.

Why exploration remains part of the feed

Some recommendations intentionally move beyond your strongest preferences. That controlled exploration keeps the feed from collapsing into a narrow set of nearly identical tracks and gives new community entries a fair opportunity to be discovered.

Genre-data attribution

Best-effort automatic classification may use MusicBrainz community genres and tags or, when configured, Last.fm tags. Provider data may be incomplete, so the final broad genre remains editable.

Spotify

Playback is supplied through official Spotify embeds. Track, artist, and album links open the corresponding content in Spotify. This website is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Spotify.