Which sets
Every set your music was found in, newest first. Not a chart position — the set itself, linked.
For labels
We tell you where your music is playing.
You send promos out and never find out how far they got, or where. Djooni listens to full DJ sets and finds your tracks inside them — which set, which track, and the second it starts.
Most played labels
See which labels DJs are actually playing.
Every label Djooni has identified inside a set, ranked by how often its tracks turn up.
What you get
Four things, and all of them are the set itself.
Which track, which second
Down to the moment it starts. Open the set there and hear it for yourself.
What played beside it
Everything else identified in the same set, so you can tell a passing pick from a run built out of your music.
Which track is in the most sets
Your tracks ordered by how many sets they turn up in. It is rarely the one you pushed hardest.
The page you get
Every set your music turns up in, in one place.
Lumen Trax
Djooni found 34 of your tracks in 210 sets.
your tracks
everything else Djooni identified in that set
YouTube
Resident Advisor Podcast 26
2:00:00
Found 2 days ago
2 of 12 yours
SoundCloud
Basement Tapes 07
1:30:00
Found 5 days ago
1 of 9 yours
SoundCloud
Late Room Transmission
1:15:00
Found 1 week ago
3 of 11 yours
30:00
1:00:00
SoundCloud
Nightshift 042
2:22:22
Found 2 weeks ago
6 of 15 yours
Questions
The parts worth knowing first.
Audio we can fingerprint, delivered however suits you. It goes into the reference index the matcher runs against. It is not published, not streamable and not available for download. We do the setup with you, once.
Not yet. You get the set, so you can open it and see whose it is, but we do not turn that into data you can sort or count. Naming the DJ behind every match is what we are working toward, and we would rather say that plainly than imply we already do it.
No. No fan data of any kind — no identities, no sentiment, no sales attribution. We tell you what we found, not what it means. A match is audio Djooni found inside a set; we do not know how big the room was, or whether anyone in it was listening.
SoundCloud, YouTube and Mixcloud. Not club systems, not radio, not social video. If a DJ reached for one of yours at a festival and nobody uploaded the set, we cannot hear it — so treat what you see as a floor, never a total.
Then the page says so plainly. An empty page is a real answer about a quiet month, and we would rather show you that than pad it out.
You mark it wrong on the row it appears on. It stops counting for you, and it feeds back into how the matcher handles that track. You are the authority on your own music.
Most DJ-play data starts from tracklists people typed out by hand, so it only reaches the sets somebody cared enough to transcribe, and the timings are as good as whoever typed them. We start from the audio. That means we also find tracks in sets nobody wrote up, and the second comes from the match rather than from a listener with a stopwatch.
The people on your account, and nobody else — you tell us who to add, and it sits on an ordinary Djooni account with no separate login. On price, we are setting terms with the first labels we work with rather than publishing a list we would have to walk back. Ask, and we will tell you where the conversation is.