For DJs, radio and curators
Free for curators, and always will be. Promos arrive as a page with a player instead of a folder of attachments, passing on a track is one click, and passing means you stop hearing about it.
A promo opens as a page with a player and the details that matter — BPM, key, genre, length. Nothing to install, no password, nothing to unzip before you can hear it.
You pick your genres when you join, and senders target by genre. It does not make every promo relevant, but it removes the ones that were never going to be.
“Not for me” is one click. It is not a polite fiction: that release stops following you, and there is no reminder wave for people who passed.
WAV, MP3 or AIF when the sender allows it, and everything sent to you collects in one cabinet — so a track you heard on your phone is still there when you sit down to build the set.
A rating and a line of text, if you want. Artists read it, and a good line from you travels — which is the part that makes promos worth opening in the first place.
Unsubscribe is permanent. One click stops the artist who wrote to you; one more choice on the same page stops every artist on the service. Re-importing a list does not bring you back.
Where to start
Plans on this service are for people sending music. If you receive it, you pay nothing, ever, and there is nothing to upgrade to.
No. Plans are for senders. Curators are never charged and there is no paid tier to move to.
Fewer than an open list, because senders pay per email into the pool and are limited by their plan — a monthly ceiling on pool emails is part of what they buy. Sending you irrelevant music costs them their own quota.
No. Rating and commenting are optional on every promo. Passing on a track is one click and needs no explanation.
One click stops that artist for good; the same page lets you stop every artist on the service instead. A sender re-importing an old list cannot bring you back — suppression outlives the list it came from.
Senders reaching you through the pool address you by name and never see your address — it is not shown in the interface, not included in exports and not in the page source. If you gave your address to an artist directly, that is their list and their contact.