An IMDb for Music
Rate the songs, albums, and artists you love — then see exactly how your taste stacks up against your friends.
🎧 Rate the hits, build your taste profile
Rate at least 3 songs with the stars, then compare with friends (sample profiles).
Demo uses a sample catalog and clearly-labeled sample friend profiles. A real music IMDb pulls every song ever released and syncs ratings across people who know you.
Why people want it
Everyone rates movies last night, but nobody has a shared home for “what music actually deserved that 10/10.” A music IMDb — rate songs, albums, and artists, then browse the aggregate like a cast list — is the missing library for taste. You get canonical pages for every release: year, credits, genre, reception, and the crowd’s verdict, plus your own history of what you loved and when.
People want it for the bragging rights and the discovery in equal measure. Your rating history becomes a recommendation engine that actually knows you — feed it a year of five-star tracks and it surfaces the overlooked B-sides and deep cuts that near-misses your friends’ playlists. And “see how your taste stacks up against friends” turns listening into a gentle, ongoing competition: who rated the acclaimed album first, whose top-10 is most obscure, who’s secretly a poptimist.
The demo above is the core loop: rate, get a profile, compare. A live product would let you fight over the same “user score” the way movie fans fight over Rotten Tomatoes — just with better riffs.