With almost 100 artists and almost 1000 tracks, Plyr.fm is an active audio streaming platform in the ATmosphere. Listen to music, soundscapes and podcasts or upload your own. The best part, Plyr.fm plays nicely with other apps on ATproto.
What is Plyr.fm?
Plyr.fm is an audio streaming platform. You can sort of think of it like the smaller, less corporate version of Spotify with lesser known artists creating audio that they are passionate about. This includes music across a variety of genres, soundscapes, ASMR, podcasts, voice notes and more. You can listen to audio or you can upload your own.
Check out the Plyr.fm docs to find out all the details about the platform
What can I do on Plyr.fm?
Whether you're a listener or a creator, there are a myriad of ways that you can use Plyr.fm.
First and foremost, you can browse audio uploaded by creators - from music to podcasts, select a sound and it starts streaming. You can even queue up tracks from albums. You can then like a track, add it to a playlist and comment on it. You can even start listening jams to listen with friends.
As a creator, you can upload singular audio tracks, albums, cover art and restrict listening to supporting fans only. You can add collaborators, content labeling and tags or you can let Plyr.fm auto tag your work.
Why should I use Plyr.fm?
Below is just some of the reasons we like using Plyr.fm and some of the ways you might enjoy using Plyr.fm:
Listen to tracks and albums of music, podcasts, soundscapes and more
Discover tracks with genre tags and comprehensive search
Like and comment on your favorite tracks
Create playlists of tracks that you can share with others
Start live listening rooms with your friends, called jams
Upload your own tracks and albums, assuming you own the rights to them
Tag other creators, add metadata and album covers
Embed your tracks and albums elsewhere
Did we miss anything? Add the ways you're using Plyr.fm in the comments!
Are you using Plyr.fm?
Want to help other ATExplorers find your audio? Come share your Plyr.fm in our Roomy community and find other explorers to follow.
Any other thoughts?
Did we miss something important in this post? Do you have more to say about Plyr.fm? Any other Plyr.fm-related thoughts? Leave them in the comments below!