Music discovery
LIVESearch rights-eligible tracks by BPM, key, Camelot and energy, and hear them where playback rights allow.
For DJs
AFROFLOW helps DJs build better sets, plan better transitions, and perform them with confidence.
AI does not replace the DJ. You remain the artist, the tastemaker and the decision-maker — AFROFLOW is the copilot.
Search rights-eligible tracks by BPM, key, Camelot and energy, and hear them where playback rights allow.
Sequence a whole set around an objective and an arc, not a sort order.
Reorder, swap and rebuild sections. Saved sets are never modified silently.
Grounded reasoning about what comes next and why, with every suggestion requiring your approval.
A transition plan for every pair, based on measured tempo, key and energy relationships.
Plan openers, builds, peaks, resets and closes, and see where the arc breaks.
Rehearse the sequence and the transitions before the night.
A performance view for running the prepared set live where rights permit.
Server-side audio analysis measures BPM, key, energy, beat grid and structure. Unavailable values are shown as unknown.
Three stages, the same set. You can stop at any of them — plenty of DJs use AFROFLOW only to prepare.
Start from a length, a genre and an arc — a warm-up, a steady build, a peak-time hour or a closing set. AFROFLOW sequences rights-eligible tracks around that shape instead of sorting them by tempo.
Where a track has not been fully analysed, AFROFLOW says so rather than guessing cue points.
See BuildA running order is only half the work. Practice mode lets you rehearse the moves between tracks until the set feels like yours.
Booth Mode is the performance view for a prepared set: the running order, the next track, and the transition plan for the move you are about to make.
Booth Mode is in beta and improving with DJ feedback.
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