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A DJ website that moves with the kick

Promoters and venues check a DJ in a minute: what you sound like, where you’ve played, where you’re playing next, and how to book you. Most DJ sites answer with a SoundCloud embed, a photo in a booth and a contact form buried under a menu.

Make yours — see it before you payOpen the live demo

The kit Music — A website for a release that plays it — and the song moves the scene.

Música answers with the sound itself. The page reads the track as it plays, splitting it into bands, so the light pulses on the kick and flashes on the hats — your own tracks, your edits, a short showcase of a set. Under it, your gigs laid over a sea of light, the places your music lives, and two addresses: booking and press.

It’s built around one release, so it suits a DJ who produces: the EP out on a label, the edits you give away, a single ahead of a tour. You make it in the browser and own the files.

What your site shows

  1. The first beat

    Your name and the release over the cover rebuilt in light. When someone presses play, the light starts moving to the track — the low end swells it, the kick hits it.

  2. Tracklist on a spinning record

    Up to twelve tracks next to a record that spins, each with its own palette. The page changes colour as the set moves from one to the next.

  3. Upcoming gigs

    Date, city, club and a tickets link, or sold out, over the flat sea of light. A promoter sees at a glance where you’re booked and how busy you are.

  4. Links and booking

    SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Beatport, Resident Advisor or wherever you are, as words round a halo. Then a booking email and a press email, a bio and the credits.

Have this ready

  • Your own tracks or edits as MP3s — one to twelve, each under 25 MB, so about ten minutes at 320 kbps.
  • The artwork of the release, square and at least 1,500 px.
  • Your upcoming gigs: date, city, club, tickets link.
  • Your links: SoundCloud, Mixcloud, Beatport, Resident Advisor, Instagram.
  • A bio in a few lines, and the credits for the release.
  • A booking email, a press email, and a free Web3Forms key if you want sign-ups for new music and dates.

Worth knowing

Your music, not other people’s

The site hosts the files it plays, so upload only tracks you have the right to publish: your productions, and edits or remixes you’ve cleared. For DJ mixes of other artists’ records, link your Mixcloud or SoundCloud from the platforms ring instead.

Long sets need a short cut

Each file can be up to 25 MB — about ten minutes at 320 kbps. A two-hour set won’t fit; put a ten-minute excerpt of the peak on the page and link the full recording.

Tempo matters for the light

The wizard asks for each track’s BPM. It’s only used when the page can’t hear the file directly, but a correct figure keeps the light on time even then.

Questions

Can I upload a full DJ mix?
Only a mix you have the rights to publish, and only up to 25 MB per file — about ten minutes at high quality. For longer or cleared-elsewhere mixes, the platforms section links to Mixcloud or SoundCloud.
Does the light really follow the music?
Yes: the page reads the audio as it plays, in several bands, and the scene reacts to the kick, the bass and the highs. It isn’t a pre-made animation.
Can promoters book me through the site?
The site shows your booking and press emails, and a link on each date for tickets. There’s no booking calendar: booking arrives as an email, the way most promoters work.
What does it cost?
The kit is €500, paid once. The site is static files you can host free on Cloudflare Pages; a domain of your own is optional.