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.
Ten minutes, not ten platforms
Open the site and there's no infinite scroll fighting to keep you on it. A dozen tracks, maybe fewer, each one someone chose on purpose. You leave with two or three worth keeping, not forty open tabs you'll never get back to.
That's the actual pitch. Not more music, less noise around the music that's already good.
The best discovery tool is still a person who says: listen to this one.
Listen. File. Share.
Listen
A track sticks, on the radio, in a DJ set, in a friend's playlist, an old mixtape. There's no other filter before this one.
File
If it's still stuck a day later, it goes in the collection. In, for good, or not in at all, there's no maybe-later folder.
Share
One link, not a screenshot passed around on WhatsApp. Straight to whichever platform is already open.
It's a habit, not a pipeline.
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.
A few other ears
Florent isn't the only one with taste worth following. A handful of guest curators get the same tools, screenshot import, track and video search, to build their own tracks, albums and playlists.
Their picks never slip into the main collection. Every curator has their own profile, their own playlists and albums, always marked as theirs, never mistaken for Florent's.
Other people's taste, never disguised as the default.Meet the curators →
One email a month
No feed to check, no push notifications, no algorithm deciding what you see. Once a month, a straight recap: how many tracks Florent added, which playlists he put together, and which new curators joined, with a first look at what they brought.
No spam, no tracking pixels pretending to be insight. Unsubscribe in one click, any time.
The whole month, in one email you'll actually read.
Go find something.
No algorithm to train, no feed to please. Just a collection that grows when something's worth keeping, and there's already more in it than you've heard.
Start listening →