The web player streams our catalogue straight from Audius. Open any release, press play, and the track runs in full on the page. No account, no redirect, no thirty-second preview.
Every track, not a sample
All 147 tracks are up, back catalogue included. The first single from 2019 plays the same way as the newest one: in full, on its release page, next to the tracklist and the links to every other platform.
For a listener that removes a step. For us it removes an excuse. If a track is worth putting on the site, it is worth being playable there.
It keeps going while you browse
The player does not stop when you change pages. Start a track on a release, walk through the roster, open a news post, and it carries on. It is the only part of the site that survives a page change, and that is on purpose: a catalogue you have to restart every time you click is a catalogue nobody hears.
What runs underneath
It reads Audius' public API. We host the catalogue there and the player pulls from their discovery nodes. There is no partnership behind it and nothing custom, which is exactly why we can lean on it: it is the same API anyone can call.
What you hear is a 320 kbps MP3, the same file for everyone. Good enough that the mix survives it, honest enough to say out loud. If you want the master, you can buy the release on iTunes or Amazon.
If you want to try it out now, we recommend this album below.
Memoirs Of A Persian Vol. 2
MAHI
