
Your music lives in a dozen places. Your bio holds one link. FREQS is that link: your tracks, your booking, everything you make, at freqs.app/yourname.
Three minutes to publish · No fee · Delete it whenever
See a live page →Drop a SoundCloud link and it plays right there. No bounce, no dead end. Share links from the app work too.
One Book me button straight to your inbox. Promoters don't dig through DMs. They press it.
Pull it up after your set. One scan and they're on your page. Nobody spells anything.
Dub techno. UK garage. Jungle. Twenty real ones, because “Electronic” says nothing about you.
SoundCloud, Bandcamp, RA, Instagram, your site, in the order that makes sense for you.
Edit and republish in a minute. Delete everything with one button: no email, no waiting, no “are you sure you're sure”.
Tracks on SoundCloud. Releases on Bandcamp. Dates on Resident Advisor. Clips on Instagram. A booking address buried in somebody's DMs.
Generic link-in-bio tools were built for everyone, so they understand none of it. They know what a link is. They don't know what a B2B set is, or why the RA page matters.
And the platforms that do host your music own the relationship. The algorithm decides who sees you. You're renting an audience you built.
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Google or an email link. No password to forget, no form to fight.
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Name, photo, genres, the places your music already lives, one track. About three minutes.
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freqs.app/yourname goes in your bio. Pull up the QR at a gig and people land on your page.
No follower counts. No algorithm deciding who sees you. Just your page, your link, your sound.
Free, three minutes, and the link is yours. Nobody's holding freqs.app/yourname for you.