Kama · musician
Ten files at once, step 1 of 7
Kama uploads the whole EP to Studio in one go: up to 10 files at a time and up to 50 tracks per release. WAV, MP3, FLAC and voice memos all work.
On screen: Kama’s Studio: six files uploading.
One release, two phones
How music finds its listeners
Kama makes music and Anya listens. Here’s what happens between their phones.
Kama · musician
Out on Friday at 00:00, step 2 of 7
The artist chooses the type: single, EP or album. Kama sets a release time, and Qplet puts the release out automatically, even in the middle of the night.
On screen: Draft of the “Midnight” EP: out on Friday at 00:00.
Anya · listener
Followers hear it first, step 3 of 7
At midnight the EP appears in “Following” for everyone who follows Kama, along with a notification. Anya hits play straight from the lock screen.
On screen: Anya’s lock screen at 00:00: “Drift” is playing.
Anya · listener
A comment at 1:47, step 4 of 7
The drop hits at 1:47. Anya writes “right here”, and the comment is pinned to that exact second.
On screen: Anya writes “right here” at 1:47.
Anya · listener
A moment, not a track, step 5 of 7
The link opens the track at exactly 1:47. Anya sends it on WhatsApp, Telegram or Facebook.
On screen: Anya shares “Drift” from 1:47.
Kama · musician
See where listeners get hooked, step 6 of 7
Kama gets a notification and sees the comment right at 1:47 in the track. Comments like this show which parts of a track work.
On screen: Anya’s comment at 1:47, as Kama sees it.
Kama · musician
No “0 plays” here, step 7 of 7
Until likes, plays and followers reach 10, only the artist can see the numbers. Kama has a page of their own, with releases and, if Kama wants, a city and booking contacts.
People, not bots. Music made entirely by AI can be uploaded, but it’s labelled and isn’t promoted.
On screen: Kama’s page: Kazan, releases and “For bookings”, no stats.