Every new instrument was once called the end of music.
Many of the classic platforms struggle with AI music, and many people who make it have nowhere to show it. This is not another upload site. It is a show: a handful of pieces at a time, chosen by one person, each with a line that says how it was made.
The selection follows one question: does a human have something to say here — in the words, in the idea, in the choice of what stays? The tool is not the point and not a secret.
It is broadcast, not just listed: each show is one file that plays for everyone at the same time, Sundays at 8 pm Berlin time. If you arrive at seventeen minutes past, you land at minute seventeen. Afterwards the show stays in the archive. Pieces by others are in it only with their makers' permission, and that permission can be withdrawn at any time.
Two formats take turns. The Mix: several artists, one or two pieces each. The Showcase: one hour, one artist, eight to ten pieces and their own words about them, spoken or written.
Before anyone else is asked to show their work, the host shows his own: fourteen pieces from 99 Songs of Love, Peace and Rebellion, so the standard is visible before the first submission arrives. From show 1 on, this space belongs to others.
For the Mix: one or two pieces. For the Showcase: eight to ten pieces and a few sentences about you and your work. At first, send only links to where the pieces can be heard. If something is chosen, I will ask you for the files and, if you like, a short voice message. Every piece runs with your name, the tool and a link to you. There is no fee and no payment, in either direction.