Group DJ Music Queue
One shared rotation, everyone gets the aux.
🎧 Aux roulette — try a shared rotation
This demo runs entirely in your browser — a real version syncs the rotation across all phones so the queue never stops when the DJ leaves.
Why people love it
When one person owns the playlist, everyone else is just listening to their cousin's high-school phase. The group DJ queue flips that: instead of arguing over who picks next, the whole room shares one rotation and each person gets a turn behind the decks. It turns a passive crowd into a live, collaborative soundtrack — the energy of a small party where everybody gets a pick.
People love it because it fixes three small pains at once: no more "wait, whose phone is this?", no more one person stubbornly controlling the evening, and no more dead silence between tracks. Strangers in cafés and online rooms have played with the same idea, because the rules are simple and fair. Songs get queued ahead, turns move automatically, and the DJ can feel like a DJ without any equipment.
The demo above inverts the magic for a browser: you and a friend can rehearse the rotation locally — add seats, queue tracks, pass the aux — and imagine the timers syncing across everyone's phones. Want the full experience? Play it at deepcut.live.