Release music
people can own and play.
Playable, numbered editions from independent producers.
Founding catalogue / 2026–27Applications are reviewed by hand.
Founding catalogue, a first draft · the covers stand in · payments are in rehearsal
Producer houses
Enter a house.Find your sound.
Each is a producer’s own place: play its productions by hand, and license the ones you work with.
Founding houses
Founding catalogue, a first draft · the covers stand in · payments are in rehearsal
What a release can be
A release with a life of its own.
For producers
Your masters.
Your copyright.
Your publishing.
Release something worth entering.
Apply to release →For listeners
Own a copy you can actually play.
Numbered, yours, and played by hand in your browser.
Explore releases →Founding year
€99 to open your house for a year.
Available to accepted producers.
See a producer’s desk →- Your branded House.
- Three productions prepared.
- One playable sampler.
- Licensing and checkout.
You keep what you sell.
€160 a year once we open.
Apply to release →Apply → selection → founding year → release
Applying costs nothing: one production, your name, your address. Every application is read by hand, and answered. The founding year begins once you are accepted. We take no commission; the payment fee and tax are apart, shown on every sale.
What you can release
- A productionThe full track and up to four stems, as one playable edition.
- A tapeA run of tracks with one rule: after three listens, or on a day you set.
- A kit NextSamples and loops, playable the moment they are held.
- A licenceFor the artist who records over a production: use, use with stems, or exclusive, in the number you decide.
How it works
- ApplyOne production, one sentence. Every application is read by hand.
- ReleaseOnce accepted: set the price and the edition size. It is signed and sealed.
- SellYour release has a page of its own. It takes the payment; each copy takes its number.
- HoldersThe copy opens in their browser, and is played by hand.
- SignalWrite to everyone who holds a copy.