Music discovery used to be an exchange between people: A recommendation from a friend who knew your taste, a new album pulled from a bin by a clerk at a record store, or a new song selected by a DJ and felt together on the dance floor.
Modern platforms force-feed us content designed to keep us scrolling in isolation, flattening our complex music taste into data points and soulless recommendations. We built Soundscape as a sanctuary from that data-driven noise—a peer-to-peer space designed to put real taste front and center.
We are bringing human connection back to the center of sound. No algorithms pretending to know you, just a direct window into the music loved by the people you actually trust. Soundscape lets you see, share, and compare what your inner circle is listening to, giving you the space to rank records, archive your taste, and discover the music tied to real life.
We are so excited to introduce you to Soundscape: where music connects.

Music is human. Music discovery should be too.

Good news: you can connect an Apple Music or Spotify account to your Soundscape profile. Our app connects all music listeners on one platform. I guess you could say this is an official ending to the music streaming wars? Hooray!
Share curated playlists, add albums to your digital "collection," and even rank albums to compare with friends. As you post, your profile begins to fill! Feel free to add context like your favorite tracks, captions, photos, and even locations to music you love, or keep it simple and just add it to your profile. We want it to be as easy as possible to share real music taste with the people you trust.
A curator profile on soundscape allows users to upload a few additional things to their soundscape profile, like an event ticket link, Soundcloud profile, or DJ set. These accounts are often an artist, DJ, or music curator.










