🎢 Jukebox

Every track, ready to spin β€” back to the station
πŸ‘‹ New here? Tap me β€” how the jukebox works
This page controls the music on the live stream. Really β€” the songs you pick play for everyone.

1. Find a song: type a name or jukebox # in the search box, scroll the list, or stack the filters below.
2. Not sure? Tap β–Ά for a private 30-second preview β€” only you hear it.
3. Tap 🎡 Queue. Done β€” it's in line to play on the stream.

More tricks: tap anywhere on a song's row to unfold the full liner notes β€” art, lyrics, moods, when it last aired. ⚑ Next jumps the line for extra coins. οΌ‹ collects songs into a playlist you can fire off all at once. The πŸ“» tag on each song shows how recently it aired β€” great for digging up stuff the station hasn't spun in ages.

It costs coins, and you already earn those automatically just by hanging out and chatting on the stream. No card, no money, nothing to buy. Queued a song? It can't be skipped away by anyone β€” it plays out, guaranteed.

If the buttons tell you to link your Twitch: that's a one-time step so the site knows who you are. Go to the submit page, tap the copy button, paste it into the stream's Twitch chat like a normal message, and you're in for 7 days.
β“˜ coins? slots?
Coins are the stream's points β€” you earn them automatically by watching and chatting. Spending them here picks the music.
Slots are how many songs you can have waiting in line at once. When one of your songs plays, you get that slot back.
β“˜ how playlists work
The bar above is your playlist tray. Tap οΌ‹ on any song below and it lands here.
It starts as a scratch list β€” nothing is saved until you tap Save and give it a name. Don't want it? Just leave it, it's temporary.
β–Ά Play queues everything in the tray, in order, top to bottom (on a computer you can drag the songs to reorder them). Saved playlists also work in Twitch chat: type !pl yourname.
The ● unsaved dot means you've changed something β€” Save keeps it, ↩ discard throws the change away.
β“˜ what do these sort buttons mean?
They change the order of the song list. Tap one to sort by it, tap it again to flip the direction.
πŸ”₯ Plays β€” most-played first. β˜… Rating β€” best-loved first. ✨ Newest β€” latest additions. ⚑ Energy β€” how hard a song goes, from 2 (sleepy) to 9 (full send). 🎚 BPM β€” speed, beats per minute. πŸ“… Year β€” when it was made.
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β“˜ how filters work
Each box narrows the list, and they stack β€” pick a genre AND a mood AND an energy range and you only see songs matching all of them. Leave anything on β€œany” to ignore it. βœ• Clear filters puts everything back.
Number boxes are ranges: energy 2–4 with the mood β€œrelaxing” is a great chill-out stack to try.
β“˜ 🎡 Queue vs ⚑ Next vs οΌ‹
🎡 Queue adds the song to the end of the line β€” it plays when its turn comes.
⚑ Next costs more but cuts to the front of the line. Tap it once and it shows the price; tap it again to confirm. Tap anything else and nothing is spent.
οΌ‹ collects the song into your playlist tray at the top of the page instead of playing it β€” build now, play later.

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β“˜ what is this list?
The actual line of songs about to play on the stream, live. Purple ones are yours. ⚑ means someone paid to jump the line. When the line is empty the station picks songs by itself.