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Life & fun · April 13, 2020

Whohears

Crate diggers club. Unfamiliar music gems

Whohears launched on April 13, 2020 with 2 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.

What it does

Hi there, I have just recently (re)launched a 24/7 music streaming service of unfamiliar gems curated by people passionate about digging and sharing. What is this? Whohears is a community of digital crate-diggers, who share unfamiliar gems.

Type your Last.fm username and Whohears builds your Dex: a numbered wall of tracks your friends play that you haven't heard. Catch them by listening, earn XP, level up. Free, no sign-up.

Algorithms don't have taste. People do. Your Dex fills with tracks your friends play that you haven't heard — catch them by listening. Whohears is a free Last.fm companion that turns the tracks your Last.fm friends are listening to into a collection you fill in by listening — a Dex of numbered cards ranked by how rare each artist is. A public username is all it needs. Free, no password, never scrobbles. Press Play, listen a few seconds, and the card is caught for good. Tiers come from the artist's global Last.fm listener count, so the same track is the same tier for everyone. Rarer catches pay more XP. A Last.fm profile with scrobbles and a few friends, yes. A Whohears account, no — signing…from whohears.com

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