The Intelligence Layer
for Modern A&R

nine71 Intelligence

Tools for the people deciding what to sign, book and play next — built on what a crowd actually did, not on what the numbers online say.

Foundry

Know where a record sits against an artist’s or a label’s catalogue, in seconds — judged on how it sounds, not on who is posting about it.

Signal

The moments of a set that actually landed, ranked by how the crowd responded — each one with the clip, so you can see it for yourself.

Atlas

Where an artist or a record is heading, not just where it stands — built on what Foundry and Signal measure on real floors.

The crowd already knows

Every set produces the data — the floor ignites, stalls, and ignites again. nine71 turns that reaction into numbers that mean the same thing everywhere, so DJs, venues, and A&R teams can work from signal instead of vibes.

A set, read end to end

Signal turns a two-hour set into a ranked read of the night: where the energy went, which moments it went to, and what was playing when it did.

Signal overview for Charli xcx at PARTYGIRL Ibiza: 25 tracks detected, top moment at 34:31, peak crowd score 0.77, and a crowd-energy chart across the full 94-minute set.
Crowd energy across the whole set, with detected drops marked. Every tile is a measurement, not an estimate.
Signal moment ranking: #1 at 34:31 on Charli xcx — Club classics with +39% crowd lift and 56% drop confidence, above a crowd-energy curve for the minute either side of the drop.
Moments ranked by measured response, each with its lift over the night’s own baseline — and, in the product, the clip.
Signal track table: 25 detected segments with time ranges, durations, and mean and peak crowd scores per track.
Every detected segment, scored. Names come from recognition afterwards and never feed the score.

A real report from the nights above, not an illustration. Signal is a private demo — .

The tracklists, in public

nine71charts.com is a free index of tech house sets: the full running order, and a player that starts at whatever cue time you click. It counts what got played. Measuring how the floor answered is Signal’s job, and the two are kept apart on purpose.

nine71 charts index: 18 sets, 524 tracks, 481 identified, and set cards for Cloonee b2b Prospa, Chris Stussy and Cloonee b2b Franky Rizardo, each with a timeline of its own cue points.
Every set carries a ruler of its own cue points, so a four-hour club set looks like four hours before you open it.
A John Summit eight-hour Club Space tracklist on nine71 charts: 119 cue marks across the timeline, a SoundCloud player, and numbered tracks each with a clickable cue time.
Click any mark, or any cue time, and the recording starts there. A set whose list is incomplete says so rather than looking finished.
nine71 charts crossover table: records played in more than one set, led by Rank 1 — Airwave across four sets, with the DJs who played each one.
Counted from the index itself. A record ranks here because a second DJ reached for it, not because it sold.

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