# Music Discovery Is Broken | RayRok

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- Published at: 2026-02-24 22:01:27 UTC
- Updated at: 2026-02-24 22:30:31 UTC

## Author
Jason Demetri

## Subject
RayRok

## Content
If I had to pick one thing about Rayrok that gets me out of bed in the morning, it's the For You Feed.There's more music out there right now than there's ever been. More artists, more songs, more ways to listen. But finding something new that you actually love? That's gotten harder, not easier. Which makes no sense.The way it works on most platforms, if a song is already popular, it gets pushed to more people. If it's not popular yet, nobody ever hears it. So everybody ends up listening to the same stuff. That's not discovery. That's just a popularity contest.That kept bugging me. Why is it harder to find new music now than when I was digging through record bins?So we built the For You Feed.It doesn't care what's popular. It watches what you actually do. What you replay. What you listen to all the way through. What you save. What you send to a friend. All of that tells the system what you like. And every song in the system is tagged by genre, mood, energy, how it sounds. So over time, the feed learns what you're into and gets better at finding stuff you'll love.Two people can open Rayrok at the same time and hear totally different music. Because it's built around you, not around what's trending.Think about what that means. An artist doesn't need to already be famous for you to hear them. You stop getting stuck in a loop of the same songs. Music wins because it connects with you, not because it was already winning.The feed is already learning faster, getting better at grouping songs in ways that make sense, and pulling in recommendations from people whose taste you actually trust. The more people use it, the smarter it gets.I'm not building another music app. We're fixing how people find music. And this feed is the center of everything.I'd love to hear from you. When's the last time you discovered a song you loved that wasn't already everywhere? What do you wish music apps did differently? Drop your thoughts in the comments. And if this sounds like something worth being part of, we're raising right now and there's still room.