The albums that flow through us.

Start flowingStart with one album that changed you. The map grows from there.
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Life of Pretty Ricky: one person’s Flow. 17 albums, 12 grooves, a chapter for every year of their life.

Your top albums

Your anthems, deep cuts, bangers and siren songs: the records that changed you, and the ones that are you.

  • Search and add any album in seconds
  • Import from Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Amazon Music and moreComing soon
  • Album art and details load for you
  • Liner notes: what, where and why it landed in your life
  • Mark the tracks that matter: in rotation, on repeat, life-changing
Add your first album

Life’s chapters

The eras and epochs that define your life, as you lived them and as you remember them.

Line your albums up by:

  • Your age, a chapter for every year
  • Eras you name yourself
  • Decades of releaseComing soon
  • Places you’ve livedComing soon
  • When you first heard it
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Musical influences

How music first found you: the people, places and sources that brought it into your world.

  • Draw a groove for anything: family, friends, a radio station, a record store
  • Branch new grooves from the album that inspired them
  • Whirlpools carry one Flow into another
  • Keep several Flows: a whole life, or one chapter of it
Draw your grooves

Share

Turn any Flow into a poster for your feed, or a link anyone can open, even without an account.

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Compare

Line your Flow up against a friend’s: the albums you both have, the artists you share, and what you each loved at the same age.

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Connect

Follow friends, open their Flows, and find the albums that found them. Every station is a door to another record.

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What was the first album that changed you?

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