if you haven't seen it - James Blake drops unreleased music to a small community that is basically in a group chat, he chats with us and he's the one building the app.

It's the most intimate internet thing I've experienced for a long time and I love it...

Gotta say the experience of a text from Vault -> listening to a new track -> the chat popping off with “vault text brings me back to life / is the highlight of my day” while chatting with James Blake is pretty smooth

thank you @mixmag 🩵

The Best DJ Mixes of the year 2024 so far 🎧

March ft.
Andre & Vonne
𝑮𝑹𝑹𝑳
Airhead
AFRO BROS
💽 (🔜LA/NYC/MD/TX)
Miley Serious
logic1000
Guava
bonebrokk
TSVI
++more
mixmag.net/feature/the-be…

I repeat, HOW FUCKIN DARE YOU, @JamesBlake? 😭

drove around the whole day just to play my new song for some fans yesterday

‘But you’re honest’

Hear the full thing on Vault ❤️

#np but you’re honest 🔥

subscribing to this has been much worth it thus far

Dropping something special in the Vault today. Unreleased and never been played anywhere else. 🫡

Vault.fm/monicamartin

Los Angeles 📍

Just subscribed to James Blake Vault thing and got my moneys worth with the first song I played :)

never getting over this set James Blake pls come back to mexico pls pls pls pls

😂🫡🫡🫡

YES!!!

James Blake Until Vault came along, I’ve never felt inspired to fully follow my instincts & dare to go against industry standards. i.e. mastering expectations/song length/dramatic dynamics etc.

Another reason why Vault is exciting. It deals in unreleased music, but a lot of the *reason* that music stays unreleased is cause DSP’s favour certain structures/styles/genres to accept songs onto playlists, to the point where it stifles creativity. It’s not *just* about artists