How this works
Search my actual library below. Roughly 21,000-odd tracks, everything I could conceivably play. If it’s in there, you can ask for it. One tap, that’s the whole process. No name, no email, no account.
Asking is not the same as getting. I’m reading these between mixes, and a request has to survive a few things: does it fit the key and tempo of whatever’s already going, does it suit the room right now, and have I got somewhere to take it afterward. Plenty of great tracks are the wrong track at 11pm. If yours doesn’t turn up, it wasn’t personal, it just didn’t have a door to walk through.
If several people ask for the same thing, it moves up. Make of that what you will.
“No set running right now.“
Then I’m not playing, and there’s nobody at the other end to read your requests. Come back when the music’s on.
“Requests are closed right now.”
Pretty simple, I’m not taking requests at the moment. I don’t always take requests, or sometimes I’m overloaded with requests and need to work through the queue. Keep checking back if I’m playing a set 🙂
Request a track
Type at least two letters. No guarantees it gets played — but it’ll be seen.
Tap one to second it. More votes, higher up the list.