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Song Bottle is a new way to discover music through people. Send a song you love, add a mood tag or short message, and receive a song from someone else somewhere in the world. No accounts. No algorithmic feed. Just music shared by people.
Song Bottle does one thing: you throw one song you love into the ocean, and a stranger somewhere throws one back. No login, no feed, no algorithm.
I shipped a tiny web version last March thinking a few friends would play with it for two weeks. Instead the launch post hit 90K likes overnight, Japanese tech press picked it up, and the bottles kept flowing. iOS and Android followed.
Today about 95% of users are in Japan — which is wonderful, and also exactly why I'm here. The whole product is about hearing what a stranger somewhere would pick for you, but right now almost every "stranger" inside the app is Japanese too. I want to know what's playing in someone's headphones in São Paulo, Lagos, Berlin, or Mexico City right now.
🍶 Throwing my launch-day bottle.
"Bibibibi feat. SEKAI" by Frog96. Japanese internet music with a synthetic vocal (a software called SEKAI, modeled after a virtual singer).
No deep reason for picking this one. It's just been on heavy rotation for me lately and I want one stranger out there to hear it.
Stick with it past the first 30 seconds — the second half is where it lands.
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About Song Bottle on Product Hunt
“Send one song, receive one from a stranger.”
Song Bottle was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #46 on the daily leaderboard. Song Bottle is a new way to discover music through people. Send a song you love, add a mood tag or short message, and receive a song from someone else somewhere in the world. No accounts. No algorithmic feed. Just music shared by people.
Song Bottle was featured in Android (57.2k followers), Music (53.4k followers), Lifestyle (1.6k followers) and Social Networking (1.7k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 54.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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m1chie
Hey PH 👋 m1chie here, solo maker from Japan.
Song Bottle does one thing: you throw one song you love into the ocean, and a stranger somewhere throws one back. No login, no feed, no algorithm.
I shipped a tiny web version last March thinking a few friends would play with it for two weeks. Instead the launch post hit 90K likes overnight, Japanese tech press picked it up, and the bottles kept flowing. iOS and Android followed.
Today about 95% of users are in Japan — which is wonderful, and also exactly why I'm here. The whole product is about hearing what a stranger somewhere would pick for you, but right now almost every "stranger" inside the app is Japanese too. I want to know what's playing in someone's headphones in São Paulo, Lagos, Berlin, or Mexico City right now.
🍶 Throwing my launch-day bottle.
"Bibibibi feat. SEKAI" by Frog96. Japanese internet music with a synthetic vocal (a software called SEKAI, modeled after a virtual singer).
No deep reason for picking this one. It's just been on heavy rotation for me lately and I want one stranger out there to hear it.
Stick with it past the first 30 seconds — the second half is where it lands.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWOvhZBS9IA
Tag: Walk Note: "息もできないほどの衝撃！"
What song would you put in a bottle for one stranger right now? Try it at song-bottle.app — reading every reply this week 🙏