A private group that wants to upload, organise and listen to its own music collection.
Sounderman is an invite-only music application where members bring the catalogue. It combines uploads, personal libraries, playlists, album and artist pages, search and a persistent player. We built the listening and library experience around a closed community, with shared discovery alongside each member’s own saved tracks.
Invited accounts and member-uploaded music
Personal libraries, liked tracks, albums and playlists
Persistent playback with a queue and waveform controls
Search across tracks, artists and members
Shared discovery, radio playback and equalizer controls
Members upload tracks and add information such as cover art, credits and descriptions. Artist and album pages organise releases beyond a flat file list. Personal libraries, likes and playlists give listeners several ways to keep the tracks they want to return to.
Playback continues while you browse.
The player stays available while a listener moves between a library, an artist page and a playlist. The queue, waveform scrubber and transport controls keep the current session in reach. Equalizer settings provide control over the sound without leaving the app.
A shared space with an invitation gate.
Access starts with an invitation rather than public registration. Search covers music and members, and shared discovery gives the group a way to find tracks beyond their own libraries. Radio uses listening and saved-track activity to continue the session after a playlist finishes.
How it works.
01
Join and add music
Redeem an invitation and upload tracks with the information that belongs with them.
02
Build the library
Organise releases, like tracks and make playlists for different listening sessions.
03
Listen and discover
Play the queue while browsing, search the catalogue or continue listening through radio.