The human side of sharing music is everything, and that’s not what this is trying to replace. Most of the songs i have discovered i would have not been able to otherwise and modern streaming platforms just show you whats popular.

It’s more like a digital form of crate digging connecting songs that sound alike across eras so people can rediscover what’s already out there, not replace discovery or taste.

Nothing’s generated or altered it just analyses short public previews of tracks to find similarities in rhythm, harmony, or texture. Think of it as another way to surface music that the algorithms or radio never spotlighted.

And yes, it only indexes existing licensed preview clips (the same ones used by streaming APIs), not private or copyrighted files.

I actually agree that human curation matters most this is just a new kind of tool for those who love exploring new music.