Community Guidelines

Here, the music comes first. Projects are Anonymous so that sound is judged on its own — not on followers, names or scenes. Everything in these guidelines follows from that one idea: protect the music, respect the people behind it.

Never try to identify, unmask or out an Anonymous Creator — not by guessing in comments, not by pressure in messages, not by correlating clues. Whether and when to reveal an identity is the Creator’s choice alone.

Feedback is the currency of this place. Be honest — polite emptiness helps nobody — but critique the music, never the person. Cruelty, mockery and spam reactions have no home here.

Upload only work that is yours, with every right cleared — including samples. Re-uploading someone else’s track, released or unreleased, is grounds for immediate removal and can end your account. See the Copyright & Takedown Policy.

The cardinal rule. An Early Copy is unreleased music a Creator trusted you with. Sharing it — anywhere, with anyone — betrays that trust and breaks the Early Copy Terms. Every file carries a traceable Download ID; leaks are found, and leakers are removed.

Direct messages follow the same standards as the rest of the platform: no harassment, hate, threats, scams or unsolicited promotion. You can report and block members directly from any conversation.

Support and So Good reactions tell labels and DJs what’s real — so keep them real. No fake accounts, no supporting your own projects to climb charts, no coordinated manipulation. Gaming the signal harms every honest Creator on the platform.

Report abusive messages directly in the conversation. For anything else — a project that isn’t the uploader’s own work, harassment, a suspected leak — use the contact form. Reports go to the Hosts, who review every one.

Hosts enforce these guidelines proportionately: a warning where a warning is enough, then account flags, blocks, IP blocks and content removal where it isn’t. Blocked members lose the ability to request, unlock and download Early Copies. Leaks and copyright infringement skip the warning.

If you believe an enforcement action against you was a mistake, reach out through the contact form and explain — a Host who wasn’t involved in the original decision will take a second look. These guidelines form part of the Terms of Service.