What's new · October 2026

30 Oct Everyone

Build your own bundle

Artists can offer a deal like "any 10 of my songs for $8". Listeners tap + Bundle on the songs they want and pay once — the card fee is charged once instead of ten times, so the listener pays less and the artist keeps more. Every song stays for sale on its own, and artists set it up under Money, Bundles. Artists see how many supporters they have — and how many own ten or more songs — and a supporter sees, privately, how many of an artist's songs are theirs. Your bundle shows each song's cover as you pick it.

30 Oct Artists

Where your followers are, and how to ask

Your Followers page shows the cities and countries where three or more of your followers are — never who — and Grow points out a city worth a show. A new guide, Asking your listeners, explains what each listener setting does for you, with words you can use to ask and the link that opens it.

30 Oct Listeners

Count me in, or not

Artists you follow can see how many of their followers are in a city or country — only places with at least three, never your name. It's on until you switch off "Count me in where my artists' followers are" in your settings, which also deletes the place we kept.

30 Oct Artists

Where your music reaches

You hear when your music reaches a new country, and a new city once three different people listen there — never who, and never the minute it happened. Grow shows where most of your plays come from this month and what grew, by city or country depending on your plan.

29 Oct Artists

Your turn on the home page

Every artist gets one spot on the home page and the tracks you feature take turns in it, with a new set of artists each day. A new release or a goal reached earns you extra turns for two weeks. You're told when your turn starts, your track page says when the next one is, and Grow shows how many people pressed play from the home page.

29 Oct Artists

Grow — what's worth your time, from your own numbers

A new Grow page shows what's worth doing to reach more listeners — a goal within reach, the part people replay most, what your last release and your links brought back — and your dashboard home lists the top few. You hear the first time someone else presses play on your music, see how many followers came back after each release email, and get a short note while you're on the dashboard when someone follows, tips, or starts playing one of your tracks. Follower counts now include only people who confirmed their email.

29 Oct Listeners

Follow from anywhere, and never miss what's new

Follow an artist from the player, or when a track ends — even before you have an account, and you come back already following. Your Home shows new music from everyone you follow, marks what came out since your last visit, and an artist's page keeps their earlier messages, not just the latest.

29 Oct Everyone

Made by people

The terms now say where we stand on AI: use any tools you like, including AI for mixing, mastering or sound design, as long as the writing and performance are yours. Songs generated from a prompt, cloned voices and content farms aren't allowed — and you can report them from any track.

29 Oct Everyone

Smaller fixes this week

• A release over the daily email limit now goes to your followers the next day instead of being skipped.
• A file too big to upload is stopped before it uploads, with how to fix it.
• Artist page headers line up again — name beside the photo, Follow on the right, the tip jar on its own row — and no longer scroll sideways on a phone.
• Share-link clicks and plays follow the range you pick — 7, 30, 90 days or all time.
• Pausing for a long time and pressing play again no longer stops the track with a wrong error.
• The What's new page can show just the changes for listeners or just the ones for artists.

28 Oct Artists

Invite the artists you know

"Invite an artist" makes a personal invitation link with a note from you; up to three can wait at a time, and you hear when they join and publish. When one has had a track up for a week you get 5 more track slots and a month of the next plan up, for up to six artists — and if you both choose to, your pages can say who brought whom. Invited artists start with the plan and artwork their invitation promised.

27 Oct Listeners

Buying a track works, and it plays straight away

The Buy button now takes you to checkout, and when you come back the track is already in your library — no waiting, no reloading. Tipping an artist works the same way.

27 Oct Artists

Set up payouts, and know before a track turns paid

"Set up payouts" now opens Stripe, with your Delistening page already filled in as your website, and the billing page says what Stripe still needs. Payments go to your own Stripe account. If a goal would turn a track paid before you can be paid, Rules and the track's page warn you, and you're told the moment it flips.

27 Oct Artists

Embeds work on any website, and show what they bring

Your embed code plays anywhere — your site, a blog, a friend's page. Play sources shows which sites the plays came from, and sign-ups that started in your embed count on your Stats page and each track's Embed page. You see how many, never who.

27 Oct Listeners

Embedded players know it's you

If you're signed in, an embedded player on any website plays as you — your own tracks play and your listens count toward your rewards. On Safari and Firefox, tap "Play as you" once; signing in always happens in a Delistening window.

27 Oct Listeners

Share links keep their credit

When someone you shared a track with signs up or follows the artist within 30 days, your link gets the credit, even if they came back later. Your own plays never count as plays your link brought.

27 Oct Everyone

A "What's new" page

This page. Every change you'll notice lands here, a month at a time.

26 Oct Everyone

Honest play counts

A play counts when someone has really listened, and a listener can't rack up plays faster than the song can be heard. Loops count each pass once — every real listen does, and no more.

26 Oct Listeners

From a free listen to an account

When a track's free listen runs out, you can create a free account or sign in right there and land back on the same track — with an offer to follow the artist.

26 Oct Artists

Know which part they replay

Going back to hear a part again — the hook, the drop — now counts as a replay of that part, so "Most replayed" shows what listeners come back for. You also see how many free listens turned into sign-ups.

23 Oct Everyone

Safer accounts

Changing your password or email now signs out every other device that had the old one, and a locked account is signed out everywhere at once.