You pick a host who's live, send a link or a file, and watch your place in line. They play it on stream, rate it and pin notes to the second. It all lands on one private page.
Every host's room shows what's playing now, how many songs are waiting and roughly how long that takes. Off-air hosts show their next show time.
R&B · Soul · on TikTok
Hip-hop · Beats · on Twitch
Hyperpop · Alt
No account needed. A song, a name and an email. Uploaded files go privately to that host and never appear in the public line.
Free always works. Skip, Super skip and Throne move you up, and each one shows exactly where you'd land and the wait, live. Paying buys a place in line, never a better rating.
Prices are set by each host. These are an example.
A paid spot counts as delivered after at least 45 seconds of real playback and a rating. If the show ends before your paid song is played, it's refunded automatically.
The host rates it 1 to 5 and pins notes to the exact second while it plays. You get every one with its timecode.
Your link works like a ticket: your place in line, the rating, every note and your receipt. Keep it private, or show the review on the host's page.
Lumen · reviewed by Kaya Reyes
Every one of these is enforced by the app, not left to a host's goodwill.
Throne plays next, then super skips, skips and free. Inside each tier it's first come, first served.
Joins the line in order.
$0Ahead of every free song.
Host sets the priceAhead of every skip.
Host sets the pricePlays next, ahead of everyone.
Host sets the priceUnplayed paid spots are refunded when the show ends. Refunds usually take 5 to 10 business days to reach your bank.
No. A song, a name and an email. Your notes arrive on a private link. Make an account later if you want all your songs in one place.
Yes, hosts can skip or remove a submission. A paid spot that isn't played is refunded automatically.
No. Paying buys a place in line. The rating and notes are the host's honest opinion.
Only the host you sent it to. It's never listed publicly, and the host may play it on stream as part of the review.
Ask for your links on the contact page with the email you sent the song from.