About this project

MixSpace.social

The New Old Internet. A MySpace-inspired music community rebuilt as an Audius client.

The idea

I miss the days when the internet was fun and delightful. Your profile used to be a statement. Your wall was a conversation. Discovery happened through people, not algorithms.

MixSpace is a loose recreation of MySpace circa 2004, rebuilt as an Audius client. You sign in with your Audius account and get the social features the early web had: walls, bulletins, scenes, and a profile that actually says something about who you are.

MixSpace.social explore page showing trending underground music and discovery modules — The explore surface focuses on fast discovery: trending tracks, editorial modules, and a music-first landing experience.

The product

Profiles feature tracks, top picks, and wall posts. Scenes organize people around genre and subculture, giving listeners a shared space to gather around taste. Bulletins let you broadcast to your network the way MySpace bulletins did.

Profiles bring back old-web personality layers: featured tracks, top picks, wall posts, and lightweight social identity.

Everything music-related pulls from Audius through its APIs: tracks, playlists, playback, user data. MixSpace doesn’t host music. It adds a social layer on top of a real platform, which means the profiles, the listening data, and the discovery all connect to something real.