At every party, one person ends up owning the music. Here, nobody holds the remote: everyone suggests tracks from their computer or their phone, and a random draw decides what plays.
How a music night works
You open a room and share the link, then everyone adds tracks from their computer or their phone — nothing to install. When a video ends, the draw picks the next one and you all hear it at the same time. Everyone follows the live on whichever screen they prefer: laptop, phone, or the TV if someone casts to it.
Every style, no DJ and no fixed playlist
Rock, rap, electronic, jazz, classical or reggae: nothing is filtered. Since chance does the choosing, nobody gets judged for their pick — and the tracks you would never have played yourself often turn out to be the best moments of the night.
Hearing the same thing at the same instant, wherever you are
In the same room or three hundred miles apart, each of you at home: playback stays in sync and everyone hears the same passage at the same second. That's the whole difference between sending each other links and actually spending an evening together, remotely.
Pick your mood below, or start your apéro with friends and let the selection build itself.