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Echo is a social music app for iPhone. You listen on your Deck, save records to your Crate, send tracks to friends, discover new music with reasons attached and make tracks together in Sessions.

Echo is launching on the App Store soon. Join the waitlist on our Download page and we’ll email you as soon as it’s available.

Echo is launching on iPhone first. We’ll share news about other platforms with people on the waitlist.

Yes. Echo Free gives you the full social experience. Echo Premium adds ad-free listening, lossless audio, an offline Crate and unlimited Sessions.

Music plays in the Listen tab of the app, and on your Lock Screen while it’s playing. Your Home feed never autoplays. Tap Add to Listen on any track to queue it on your Deck.

Your Crate is your personal record collection inside Echo. Flip through it, pull a record out and drop it on the Deck.

When a friend sends you a track, it arrives in Sent to You with their note. Play it, save it to your Crate or send one back.

Echo is how you like something on Echo. Echoing a post lets the person know you loved it and helps tune your Weekly Picks.

A personal set of tracks that refreshes every week, based on what you’ve been spinning and what your friends love. Every pick shows why it was chosen.

Rising highlights new and emerging artists on Echo before they break through.

Artists and organisers list events, and the Echo team reviews them. Approved events show up in Discover based on your city, along with which friends are into the artists playing.

The owner posts a seed, like a beat, a loop or a voice memo. Other people add layers by recording in the app or uploading a file. The owner reviews every layer and picks which ones go into the main mix.

Everyone whose layer makes the final mix is credited automatically when the Session is released.

Yes. The owner can release the final mix to the feed or into people’s Crates. Sessions follow the same content rules as other uploads.

Create a free Echo for Artists account, complete your profile and upload a release with audio, cover art and credits. The Echo team reviews it before it goes live.

Audio: MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC or FLAC up to 50 MB. Cover art: square JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. We recommend at least 3000 × 3000 pixels for cover art.

Open Music in your dashboard to see the reviewer’s note. Common reasons are audio quality problems, unclear rights to samples, incorrect details or explicit content that isn’t marked. Fix it and choose Fix & Resubmit.

Yes. Set a release date when you upload. Once approved, the track goes live on that date.

Add a photo, a bio and at least one link to your profile, then choose Request Verification. We may contact you to confirm your identity.

Open Music in your dashboard and choose Remove. Removed releases disappear from Echo straight away.

Sign up as an event organiser, then open Events in your dashboard and choose New Event. Add the poster, date and time, venue, lineup, price, age limit and ticket link.

In the Lineup field, search for the artist’s name and pick them from the list. Artists who aren’t on Echo can be added by name.

Open the event in your dashboard and choose Cancel Event. Fans will see it marked as cancelled.

On the log in page, enter your email and choose Forgot your password. We’ll email you a reset link.

Open Profile in your dashboard, change your name and choose Save Profile.

Contact us from the Contact page with the email on your account and we’ll delete your account and data.

Read our Privacy Policy for the full details of what we collect, why and how long we keep it.

In the app, use Report on any track, event or profile. On the web, use the Report link on an event page or contact us with the topic Safety.

Send us a copyright notice using the Contact page with the topic Copyright. Include links to the content and details of your ownership. See our Copyright Policy for what to include.

Read our Community Guidelines. In short: no hate, harassment, illegal content or music you don’t have the rights to.