Letterboxd for Music is here

The way we talk about music is about to change forever. Meet Musotic, the "Letterboxd for music": a new social media music-review app full of expressive features for you to build a unique catalogue of music reviews, collections, and more.

(Download here on iPhone and Android)

For decades, music lovers have shared recommendations on forums, passed playlists among friends, and scribbled personal reactions in journals. But now, Musotic provides a Letterboxd-style visually engaging, interactive, and community-driven platform that turns music reviews into an art form.

Much like Letterboxd revolutionized the film community by offering a space to log, review, and discover movies through the lens of its users, Musotic brings the same energy to music. Listeners can review songs and albums with text, colors, imagery, and even time-of-day tags, capturing the emotional nuance and context behind every listening experience.

Once you log into Musotic (currently available on iOS and Android), you're greeted by a sleek interface reminiscent of your favorite social media platforms. Users can browse reviews by genre, mood, or trending popularity. Want to see how others describe "Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis at 2 AM? We have that. Curious about how fellow listeners visualize Frank Ocean's "Blonde" in shades of lavender and melancholy? It's all here.

Musotic connects directly with Spotify and Apple Music, letting you sync your listening habits and easily jump between reviewing and playing music. But more than that, we're fostering a rich sense of community. You can follow friends, comment on their reviews, create collaborative playlists, and even direct-message fellow music lovers. The app also includes detailed user stats and yearly listening recaps that bring a new layer of reflection to your listening history.

We're also carving a space for in-person connection. We're hosting listening parties and review gatherings around Los Angeles, creating a dynamic, real-world extension of their virtual community. These events are part musical salon, part social mixer, and fully in line with Musotic's ethos: that music is best when it's shared.

In an era where music discovery is often dictated by opaque algorithms and rapid-fire social trends, Musotic offers something slower, more thoughtful, and deeply personal. If you've ever wished for a place to articulate what that one track did to your soul, or to find people who experience music as intensely as you do, Musotic might be exactly what you've been waiting for.

The Letterboxd for music has finally arrived. You can download Musotic for free on the App Store or Google Play here.

Follow our journey and community events on Instagram @musotic.