Make a version of Twitter for music. Connecting independent artists with their audience/hub.
Twitter is a blessing for fresh art and small growing communities.
Twitter for music
Henry Hall
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Camden King
Make a DAW and let people upload the project files directly to the website so they can be reshared, or make the DAW a web-app to force artists to make and share music directly ON the platform.
This avoids established acts simply dumping their music and lets literal nobodies grow organically.
Aaron Nelson
*reshared, edited and remixed
Camden Gonzalez
sounds like pozware and doxxing
i will never use spyware daw
Hunter Butler
Why dont you just post music on twitter?
Jeremiah Ramirez
because nobody will listen to it?
Owen Reyes
It seems more conducive to art, memes, opinions, etc than music.
We need something for bedroom artists to find their underground scene and make it over ground!
All curses and ending upon the “music industry”!
Caleb Thomas
Will you stop ignoring me and answer my post?
Asher Gutierrez
Yeah, if we can have a website with no corporate anything, that’d be perfect.
Or, can be open to as much music as possible. But we cannot have the “music industries” golemizations inducing music to have any status greater than a 4channers little bedroom recording. Regardless of likes and views.
It would be about hubs.
And sharply removing unwanted music.
Sussy post
Which one
Alexander Watson
>what is soundcloud
Parker Morales
...myspace?
Nolan Ward
Soundcloud has been a thing for like 15 years, but Bandcamp is where it is for soemthing actually useful.
Jason Reed
SoundCloud has too much “industry” music and not enough depth.
I want endless fresh experimental music.
The music of MY people.
Not Israels golem!
Bentley Hughes
too many niggers on soundcloud.
Brandon Miller
I suppose that’s your way of saying I want hubs and the ability to personalize your own community like on Twitter.
Noah Murphy
Isn't that basically SoundCloud?
Ian Myers
Robert Stewart
SoundCloud lacks depth and personalization.
I want to be able to find fresh and utmost underground artists.
For example, on Twitter I can find constant hyper ultra niche art and its communities. Regardless of how small.
Whereas on SoundCloud there is a limit to depth. If I go on the search for fresh music I often find a wall of generic industry crap.
Besides, it lacks a real community function.
Like it would be nice to see Mac demarcos events and even comment
And see what he’s liking and commenting on. Etc.
Evan Ortiz
make it yourself or fuck off
Daniel Cox
You're describing the original purpose of myspace, and you know how well that worked out, both in it's original form and it's shitty reboots.
Easton Nguyen
Progress is nothing to fear.
For anyone.
I recall people loving MySpace
The Internet music evolve and innovate
People are still using Any Forums only out of lack of alternatives. The “moderators” even tried to rape the souls of everyone on this website.
Imagine Any Forums x discord x Twitter