Projects
One track list. Everyone in sync.
Projects keep every track for a deliverable in one place. Add your team or your client by email, and everyone reviews the same list.
See it in action
Approvals get messy when the list lives everywhere.
Create a project, save a shortlist, and share it with your team.
Approvals get messy when the list lives everywhere.
The track got picked in a Slack thread, the alt version lived in an email, and the client approved something from a screenshot. Then someone asks which one made the final cut, and nobody's sure. Music decisions get messy when the list lives everywhere except one place.
How it works
Here is how Projects works
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Start a project
Name it after the deliverable: the brand film, the podcast season, the spring social campaign.
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Save your shortlist
Add tracks as you search, so the contenders are all in one spot.
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Bring people in
Add collaborators by email. Teammates and clients see the same list you do.
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Land on a pick
Everyone reviews in one place, and the final track is right there when it's time to license and download.
What teams are saying
Feels like it's built for how real teams work... built for fast-paced companies such as ours.
Kyle TrobmanHead of Content
Soundstripe by the numbers
Real music, from real artists.
Every track in the catalog is made by real artists (Grammy winners included) and mixed in Nashville. The AI helps you find the music. It doesn't make it.
FAQ
A few things you might be wondering
What's the difference between a project and a playlist?+
Playlists are how you collect and organize music, and you can share them with a link. Projects are built around one deliverable, with collaborators and permissions for everyone working on it. Explore Playlists
Can collaborators download or license tracks from a project?+
That's up to the project owner. Permissions range from listen-only to downloading tracks and editing the song list.
Is there a limit on projects or collaborators?+
No. Start as many projects and add as many collaborators as you need.