The Inner Circle
The room where the music is still wet
Nine dollars a month buys you a seat in the listening room: monthly demo drops that will never be released, live album playbacks, presales before the public, and a monthly open studio call where you watch tracks get fixed in real time.
$9a month · cancel whenever · first drop immediately
Join a few hundred members already inside
What your nine dollars actually buys
Monthly demo drops
A private stream of demos, alternate versions and sketches from the archive — the versions that lost the argument but kept the magic.
Live album playbacks
Every release premieres in the listening room first, played front to back with track-by-track notes, days before the public date.
Presales, 48 hours early
Tour tickets and vinyl pressings open to the circle two days before anyone else. Sold-out shows release returns here first.
Open studio, monthly
One call a month, camera on the console. Bring a track if you make music — some of the best fixes have come from members' sessions.
The tour films, in full
Every tour film and studio documentary lives in the room uncut — the public site only ever gets the stills.
A say in the setlist
Before every run the circle votes one deep cut into the set. Berlin got Filings last year because eleven of you insisted.
Inside the room
The circle isn't a feed — it's a room. Listening parties happen live, demos get argued about, and the archive keeps growing.
The rhythm of the room
Not content — rituals. The circle runs on a monthly cycle you can set a clock by.
First Friday
The demo drop
A new batch from the archive lands, with a note on why each one never made a record.
Mid-month
Listening party
One record — mine or a member pick — played live and talked through, no skipping.
Last Sunday
Open studio
The console call. Watch a track get pulled apart, or put yours on the bench.
Release weeks
First listens
New music premieres in the room before any platform, always with the stems story.
Members, in their words
The demo of Half Light with the broken vocal take is better than anything on my streaming account. That's what the nine dollars is for.
Priya S.
Member since the first drop
I came for the presales, stayed for the open studio. Watching a track get fixed live rewired how I listen to everything.
Marcus T.
Caught 4 shows last tour
It feels like a record shop back room, not a subscription. People argue about mixes in there. It's the best corner of my internet.
Lena W.
Listening party regular
Why nine dollars?
Because the maths is honest at nine. Streaming pays the room about a third of a cent per play — a few hundred people at nine dollars covers the studio rent, keeps every tour in small venues, and means no label gets a vote on the next record. That's the whole trade: you fund the room, the room stays independent, and you hear everything first.
Cancel in two clicks, keep everything you've downloaded. Rejoin whenever — the archive keeps your place.
Before you join
In the community space linked from your welcome email — feed, rooms and the archive in one place, on the web, no extra app required.
Yes, two clicks, no retention screen. Anything you've downloaded is yours; the archive picks back up if you return.
Returned tickets for sold-out dates are released to the circle before the public waitlist — London went to members within an hour last run.
Yes — every call is archived in the room within a day, timestamped by topic, so a different timezone never costs you the session.
The welcome email lands with this month's demo drop, the next playback date, and the presale calendar. You're current within ten minutes.
The next drop lands first Friday
Join before then and it opens with your name on the door.
Cancel whenever · first drop immediately