Most places still won't have us. Post an AI track in a music forum and someone will tell you it isn't real music. Put it on the big platforms and it lands in a feed nobody scrolls, between a podcast advert and a playlist an algorithm picked.
So this is a radio station instead. Ten rooms, each with a mood. You walk into one and land in the middle of whatever's playing — the same second as everyone else in there. You can't skip. That's the point: somebody chose this song, it's playing whether you arrived or not, and for three minutes a few strangers are listening to the same thing at the same time.
That's the whole idea. Not a feed. A place where a track gets played.
People who make music with Suno, Udio, or whatever comes next, and who've noticed there's nowhere to put it. Hobbyists at 2am. People who never learned an instrument and stopped apologising for it. Anyone who made something they're quietly proud of and wants one other person to hear it on purpose rather than by accident.
There's no bar to clear. Upload, pick a mood, and it goes into rotation. Five of the ten rooms don't have a resident yet — walk into one of those and yours is what plays when the next person arrives.
No subscription. No upload limit. No account needed to listen. Nothing is boosted because someone paid, and nothing ever will be — the moment a station sells its rotation, the rotation stops meaning anything.
But it isn't free to run. Every track is stored and served, and audio is heavy — the bandwidth bill scales with exactly the thing this place is for, which is people actually listening. Right now that's coming out of one person's pocket, and that's fine at this size. It won't be forever.
A coffee covers a few thousand plays. That's genuinely the whole pitch — it goes to storage, bandwidth and the domain, and it buys you nothing except the station staying on air and staying honest.
Buy us a coffee →If you'd rather help another way: upload something, say hello in the Lounge, or tell one person who'd like it. Any of those is worth more than the coffee.