FumeDeckBack to music roomA quick map for listening, collecting and putting music into the room. Start anywhere. New here? Use the four-step welcome guide.
Start hereA stamp is your weekly vote for a release. Tap the robot Stamp button on a song, album, chart or player; tap Stamped again to remove it.
You can stamp each song once and each full album once per week. You can support as many different releases as you want.The song and full album charts are separate. The new chart starts every Monday at noon Toronto time. Past weeks stay available in the chart selector. Your current stamps appear in My library under “Stamped this week.”
Choose Account to sign in, set your display name and listening signature, and upload a photo or banner. Image uploads save immediately. Tap Save room colour beside your main colour, or Save blend colour beneath the gradient preview. Save all changes keeps the rest of your room details.
To feature a song, open its song page and tap Pin to my turntable. You can choose your own uploaded songs under My turntable in Account. One song can be pinned at a time; another pin replaces it. Tap Unpin to remove it. The song appears on your signed-in home page and public profile.
To recommend someone else’s music, open Pass the Record in the shortcuts. Find a song or album, open its page, tap Pass this record, write one short note and save. One pick appears in your room at a time. It is separate from the song you pin to your turntable.
Everyone starts as a Listener. There are ten steps between Listener and Master Maker: Dabbler, Explorer, Regular, Connector, Curator, Collaborator, Amplifier, Tastemaker, Scene Builder and Elder. Stamps, comments, share actions, follows, shared playlists and approved releases earn points. Master Maker also needs five approved releases and 12 active weeks. See the status card on a profile for thresholds and your next step. Maker, Scout and Conversationalist are separate activity badges.
Visit Community to find listeners and recent conversations. On a song or album page, scroll to Comments to join in. Tap a listener’s name to open their profile. A profile can also let you follow, hide that listener from your own community view, or mute an artist from your own music discovery. You can reverse those choices in My library.
This is a space for AI music and the people behind it. Give specific, respectful feedback and let artists tell their own creative story.
Sign in and upload music and artwork you have permission to share. Do not impersonate another artist or misrepresent ownership. Do not upload stolen media, abusive content or unauthorized voice imitations. Mark explicit content. Optional track types and contribution credits are supplied by the artist.
Uploads appear immediately. Use Report song or Report album to flag a problem. Reports stay private and do not automatically remove music; the FumeDeck owner reviews them and can remove releases.
Player volume uses a retro stereo slider. EQ opens Bass, Mid, Treble and Tone for hosted audio. Suno, Spotify and SoundCloud control their own embedded audio. Room settings include optional presets, perspective views, uploaded backgrounds, lights and decorations. Hide sections with the minus controls; signed-in choices save to your account.
Submit a track using a Suno song link, a public direct audio link, or an MP3/M4A file up to 12 MB. Optional cover art can be a direct image link or a JPEG, PNG or WebP file up to 3 MB. Give us the title, artist, genre, mood, contact email and story behind it.
To group uploaded songs as a release, use the same artist and album name and enter track numbers for each submission.
Submit an album with a Spotify album link or SoundCloud album/playlist link. Its page uses that service’s player; full playback may depend on its account rules. An album link does not copy the audio into FumeDeck.
Uploads by signed-in artists appear immediately. Share only music and artwork you have permission to use.
Listening itself does not require an in-app account. Sign in to stamp, save music, create playlists, comment, follow or set up your profile. You can create an account with email or use Google.
A stamp counts toward this week’s chart and resets on Monday at noon Toronto time. A save puts the release in My library until you remove it.
Spotify and SoundCloud control playback inside their embedded players. You may need to open the release in that service or sign in there for full playback. Tracks uploaded directly to FumeDeck play in the FumeDeck player.
Open the track submission page in Chrome or Safari directly and try choosing the file there. You can also paste a Suno link or public direct download link for the audio, and a direct image link for cover art. If the picker keeps closing, try the simple picker check.
The FumeDeck owner can use the private release editor to change titles, lyrics and art or remove a published song or album. Playlist owners can edit or delete their own playlists; commenters can remove their own comments.
E marks music the artist flagged as explicit. Artists choose this during submission; the FumeDeck owner can correct it in the release editor, including individual full tracks. If a label is missing, use Report song or Report album and choose Missing explicit label.
Use Report on a song, album, comment or profile to send a private report to the FumeDeck owner. Reports do not automatically remove content. On someone’s profile, Block prevents follows and comments on each other’s releases; Hide and Mute change only your own feeds. Undo those choices in My library.
Open Activity from the shortcuts, or tap the bell on the home page. Comments and stamps on your releases and new follows appear there. Mark all as read clears the unread badge. This is an in-app inbox; it does not send phone push notifications.