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Find what algorithms miss.
Paste any track. Get the underground.
Paste any track. Get the underground.
// today's jam · new jar daily
The band cooks a new jar every day — five records, zero skips, all killer. Come back tomorrow — this jam never tastes the same twice.
// how it works
A YouTube, Bandcamp or SoundCloud link, a Discogs release, a file from your library, or just a name.
The audio itself gets analysed: energy, groove, mood, texture. No tags, no genres, no editorial opinions.
Records that behave the same way, ranked by feeling. Preview inline, chain from any result, crate the keepers.
// obscurity mode
Every platform pushes what already gets played. Obscurity Mode demotes big play counts and surfaces small pressings, unknown artists and releases circulation forgot.
// free while we tune
The engine, the cabinet, the geese — free FOREVER for the first 1000 diggers. If the product hits you hard, you can fuel the band:
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// pricing
⚡ first 1000 diggers ride free forever — … seats left. after that — or from sep 16 — the plans below go live
See what it finds
For people who dig every week
For people who play out
// from the crate
Straight out of the founder crate. Hit play to hear one, or hit similar to search the catalogue for records that move the same way.
// journey
Pick a start and a destination. We walk the line between them through the sound itself and pull up whatever is sitting at every waypoint. Turn Obscurity on and the route avoids the obvious, which is the only reason to take the long way round.
// faq
A music similarity search engine for the underground. Paste a track link or drop a file, we analyse the audio itself (energy, groove, mood, texture) and return records that behave the same way, ranked by feeling instead of popularity.
A ranking switch that inverts the usual bias. With it on, records with big play counts get demoted and small pressings, unknown artists and low-circulation releases surface first.
YouTube, Bandcamp, SoundCloud and Discogs links, direct audio files, or your own uploads. You can also type an artist or track name and search the catalogue directly.
No. Uploads are deleted right after analysis and previews play through official players. We keep only the derived numbers. Details on our data sources page.
Yes. Searching is free to try, and paid plans add unlimited searches, Obscurity Mode and crate tools. Cancelling takes two clicks, refunds are covered in the refund policy.