Music relies on connections and relations to function. The music you love the most probably found its way to you from a friend, someone you trust, and not from a system that predicted you would like it.
"Taste" is the buzzword of the moment, but it doesn't really cover what you get from a human curator. Predictive engines are good at what they do, but they can't tell the stories we need in order to engage with music together. So we end up alone with our experiences, and it becomes a meaningless journey in an algorithmic hell of our own making. We need alternatives.
That is what I am trying to do with Chorus, the same way I try to with most of my projects around music: bring the human and social parts of it back into the digital space. It's free, and you can think of it as letterboxd crossed with a streaming service. Share the music you love on your profile with notes, follow your friends, and get their posts in a shared feed. If you have an Apple Music subscription you can connect it and stream full tracks right in the app.
Music is better with friends :)


