One person.
No algorithm.
320kbps.club is a hand-picked music collection. Nothing here was chosen by a machine.
Curated, not recommended
Every track on this site was chosen by Florent. Not surfaced by a recommendation engine, not boosted because a system decided you'd probably like it. He heard something, somewhere, and it stuck.
That's the whole method.
No taste graph. No engagement loop. Just one listener with genuinely wide-ranging ears, Balkan brass one week, Jersey club the next, deciding a track earns a spot.
The only curation algorithm here is a person with headphones.
Your music was never in one place
A Spotify playlist. Some Apple Music likes. A screenshot of a friend's Instagram story. A burned CD from 2009 still sitting in a drawer somewhere. Streaming didn't consolidate music taste, it just split it across more apps, each one betting you'll stay locked in.
320kbps.club doesn't care which app a track came from. If it's good, it goes in, whatever the source, whatever the format it showed up in.
Streaming didn't fix crate-digging. It just added more crates.
From screenshot to structured entry
Listen
Florent finds a track anywhere: the radio, a DJ set, a friend's playlist, an old mixtape.
Import
A screenshot is enough. No retyping, no copy-pasting between five apps — upload the picture, the system reads the artist and title straight off it.
Structure
Cover art, genre, album, year, label, a short preview: all fetched automatically from public catalogs. What's left is deciding if the track belongs, and writing why.
The machine reads the screenshot. It doesn't get a vote on the music.
A musical Linktree, basically
320kbps.club doesn't stream anything. No player to fight with, no exclusive catalog, no account to create. Every track links straight to Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Qobuz, YouTube Music, SoundCloud, whichever one you already have open.
Find it here. Listen wherever you actually listen.
That's it.
No newsletter. No algorithm to train. Just a collection that grows when something's worth keeping.
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