You've got taste.
Now it has a place.
Not a playlist buried in an app nobody else opens. A public space, just for what you'd tell a friend.
Not a playlist buried in an app
A private Spotify playlist gets forgotten the day after you make it. A public profile here, your own tracks, albums and playlists, doesn't: a real page other people can actually find and share.
Whatever you'd dig out of a crate and hand to a friend, this is where it goes.
A playlist nobody sees isn't discovery. It's a note to yourself.
No algorithm, still
Same rule that runs the rest of this site: nothing you pick gets ranked, boosted, or surfaced by a recommendation engine. And it never mixes into Florent's stream or anyone else's, your picks, clearly marked as yours.
Your ears, your page, never anyone else's algorithm.
The profile people actually ask for
Someone asks what you've been listening to, and instead of digging three tracks out of memory, you send one link. Everything you've picked, in one place, exactly as you'd tell it to them in person.
That's what taste worth following looks like once it has somewhere to live.
Good taste with nowhere to point to is just a conversation you'll forget you had.
Put yours up
Screenshot whatever you've got, a playlist app, a setlist, and it becomes a structured entry. Track and video search built in for anything a screenshot missed. No admin panel to learn, nothing to fill in by hand. A public profile at your own /curator/[you].
And it's free.*
* Except customization, that gets negotiated together, between humans, not with a machine.