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.
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.
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.
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.
Where an artist or a record is heading, not just where it stands — built on what Foundry and Signal measure on real floors.
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.
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.
A real report from the nights above, not an illustration. Signal is a private demo — .
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.
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