Discover music on Vocuno

Discover (at vocuno.com/listen) is Vocuno’s music community. Browse songs made with AI, follow artists, build playlists, and publish your own songs to a public artist page. Open it from Discover in the top navigation.

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Browse

The header has four sections: Home, Artists, Songs, and Playlists, plus a search box for artists, songs, and playlists. Sort artists by popularity, Spotify monthly listeners, YouTube subscribers, Instagram followers, newest, or name, and sort songs by popularity, date, or name. Home is your personal music home:

• Liked Songs and Your Mix, fresh picks from your likes and follows
• Jump back in and Made for you, once you have listened to a few tracks while signed in
• Trending now, New releases, Top artists, and Popular playlists
• Browse by genre

Playback continues as you move around, with a bottom player that has play, skip, seek, and volume controls. Opening an artist, playlist, or the song list while music plays doesn’t change your queue, so Next keeps going through the list you started from.

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Like, follow, and comment

• Like any song with the heart. Every song shows its like count next to its play count.
• Follow artists to shape your Your Mix and Made for you picks.
• Comment on any published song. Comments can be up to 500 characters, and you can like other people’s comments.

The artist who published a song gets an Artist badge on their comments and can Pin one comment to the top. To flag a comment that doesn’t belong, open its menu and choose Report. A comment reported by several people is hidden automatically until a moderator reviews it.

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Notifications

Your Notifications on vocuno.com tell you when someone likes your song, comments on it, follows you, or when your music passes a play milestone. In the Vocuno mobile app, you also get a phone notification for each of these.

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Playlists

Click Create Playlist from the Playlists section or your artist page. Add cover artwork, a name, and a description, search for songs to add, and choose a visibility:

• Public: visible to everyone
• Unlisted: only people with the link can open it
• Private: only visible to you

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Set up your artist page

Your artist page is where people find and play your songs. Go to vocuno.com/listen/profile (or click Publish your track) and fill in Create Your Artist Profile:

• Cover Image and Profile Image
• Display Name, the name people see
• Artist real name, which is used for distribution and review and never shown publicly
• Handle, which becomes your page address (3 to 30 letters, numbers, dots, hyphens, or underscores)
• Bio and Social links (Spotify, Instagram, YouTube, SoundCloud, Deezer, X, and TikTok), both optional

Click Create Profile. Later, use Edit Profile to add genres or choose whether to show your follower count. If you change your handle, old links keep redirecting for a while. When you add your Spotify artist link, your page shows your Spotify Monthly Listeners, refreshed weekly.

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Publish your songs

Publishing to Discover is free and doesn’t need a paid plan.

• From your library. Open a song’s menu and choose Publish. If you don’t have an artist page yet, Vocuno asks you to create one first, then finishes publishing the song.
• From your artist page. Open your page’s menu and choose Publish to pick songs from your library, or Import to upload an audio file.

Publishing to Discover is separate from sending music to Spotify and the other stores. For that, see Distribution.

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Share and embed

Every artist, song, and playlist has its own link, such as vocuno.com/listen/artist/yourhandle. To put a playable Vocuno player on your website, open a song’s menu in your library and choose Embed on website. Pick a dark or light theme and a standard or compact size, then click Copy embed code. On WordPress, Ghost, Substack, Notion, Discord, or Slack, pasting the song’s link on its own line is enough.

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Frequently asked questions