Music review streams, run like a radio show.
WAVLNGTH started in New Jersey after watching reviewers juggle spreadsheets, chat links and DMs just to keep a queue. We built the booth they were missing.
01Why we exist
Less chaos. More listening.
A good review stream is a show: a host with taste, a room full of people, and artists hoping to hear something honest about their song. What usually holds it together is a messy pile of links.
WAVLNGTH gives hosts one link for submissions, a queue that sorts itself, paid spots fans can see, and a studio for notes and ratings. Artists get a clear place in line and feedback they can come back to.
02What we believe
Fair by default
Free spots still get played. Paid spots move up, and the order is always visible to everyone in the room.
Notes, not noise
Feedback is pinned to the second it's about, so an artist leaves with something they can use.
Your music stays yours
Uploaded files are served privately to the reviewing host. The host may broadcast the review; your rights stay yours.
Hosts get paid
Reviewing music is real work. Hosts set their prices and keep most of every paid spot.