For artists & bands

PUT YOUR MUSIC
TO THE TEST.

From unfinished tracks to overlooked catalog cuts, hear how real listeners respond when the music comes first. Test release decisions, compare eras, reach beyond your usual audience, and discover which songs deserve another listen.

Before release. After release. Across your catalog.

I'm interested ↓
PRIVATE TEST // 00104:18
ARTISTIDENTITY
HIDDEN

Let the music make the first impression.

WHAT DO YOU
NEED TO KNOW?

Not vanity metrics. Useful feedback for decisions across the life of your music.

01

WHICH MIX SOUNDS BETTER?

Compare mixes or masters and learn which version connects.

02

WHICH SONG SHOULD BE THE SINGLE?

Test tracks before choosing where the video and promotion go.

03

WILL FANS LIKE THIS NEW DIRECTION?

Test a stylistic change with listeners who know your genre.

04

IS THIS SONG READY?

Get reactions before you commit to a release.

05

WHICH VERSION WORKS BETTER?

Compare arrangements, choruses, edits, performances, or production choices.

06

IS THE NEW VOCALIST WORKING?

Compare reactions without expectations about the lineup.

07

CAN WE REACH A DIFFERENT AUDIENCE?

Compare your core genre with adjacent listeners.

08

WOULD PEOPLE COME BACK?

Learn whether listeners would replay it or want to hear more.

09

WHICH ERA CONNECTS MORE?

Compare a new sound, style, lineup, or vocalist with earlier material.

10

DOES THIS OLDER SONG STILL HOLD UP?

Put catalog tracks in front of fresh listeners without leaning on their original reach.

11

DID THE BEST SONG GET OVERLOOKED?

See whether a deep cut or underpromoted release deserves another push.

12

CAN THIS SONG FIND A NEW AUDIENCE?

Test released music with listeners from adjacent or different genres.

13

HOW DOES OUR NEW SOUND COMPARE?

Compare current production, writing, and performance with earlier releases.

14

WOULD A NEW VERSION CONNECT BETTER?

Compare an original release with a remix, remaster, rerecording, or updated arrangement.

15

HOW DO OUR SONGS STACK UP?

Compare tracks on equal footing without showing their original promotional reach.

REMOVE THE
EXPECTATIONS.

Blind listening can reduce the influence of status and presentation. It doesn't make taste objective—it gives the track a cleaner first moment.

× Remove the artwork.
× Remove the follower count.
× Remove the band's reputation.
✓ Let the music speak first.

FEEDBACK YOU CAN
ACTUALLY USE.

Choose a quick temperature check or go deeper. Learn from new releases and back-catalog discoveries without turning your music into public scorekeeping.

  • Overall listener reactions
  • Optional category ratings
  • Written listener feedback
  • Full-listen and completion signals
  • Where listeners stop
  • Repeat-listen intent
  • “Want to hear more?” intent
  • Audience segment comparisons
  • A/B tests for mixes and versions
  • New audiences for catalog tracks

HELP SHAPE
TRACK UNKNOWN.

This short survey helps us learn what artists actually need. No account. About two minutes.

Private by default.
Your answers are used only to understand interest and shape the platform.
01 What best describes you?
02 Primary genre(s) Select all that apply
Rock
Metal
Other genres
03 Would you use Track Unknown to test, compare, or rediscover your music?
04 What would you use Track Unknown for? Select all that apply
05 What kind of music would you be most likely to submit? Select all that apply
07 How likely would you be to use a service like this?
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