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1 = a direct similar of your seeds, 11 = far outside your library. Combine with Deep Drift for wider walks.
Pick the accent colour. Citrine is DriftFM's own; a monochrome theme is here for when cover art should be the only colour on the page.
Artists and seeds you never want to hear again. Blocking an artist hides every gem that came from them; blocking a seed stops it seeding new queues.
Put in a Last.fm username — yours or a friend's, as long as the profile is public — and see how much of your listening overlaps.
Lists you have saved. Favorite Songs follows your likes automatically and cannot be renamed or deleted — the others are yours to shape.
Your DriftFM account exists so we can keep your likes, blocks and drift history against a name instead of an anonymous browser. Disconnecting Last.fm below changes only the authorisation tokens — your data stays.
Every browser signed in to this account. Disconnecting removes the authorisation for that browser only — your likes, blocks and history stay exactly where they are.
A copy of everything we hold against this account, as JSON. One request a week; the button says when the next one is available.
Erases this account’s data and signs out every device. Likes, blocks, playlists and drift history go. Purchases and subscription records are kept for accounting, and the account row is anonymised rather than removed. Type your username to confirm.
You are not signed in. Right now DriftFM is working from this browser alone: your likes, blocks and history live here and nowhere else.
We ask you to sign in for these because they write to our database, and an open write endpoint is an invitation to fill it up. Reading is free; writing needs a name.
Welcome to DriftFM! This tool finds rare and interesting artists just outside your usual listening habits based on your Last.fm data.
Finds artists similar to the ones you've been listening to recently. It's great for exploring the immediate edges of your taste.
Digs into your long-term history. It pulls highly obscure or rarely heard artists that share a connection to your deeper library.
Gives you fine-tuned control over the recommendation algorithm. Use the sliders to favor more mainstream or more obscure artists, pick genres you actually want to hear (match any or all), and set how far from your seeds the picks should sit. Deep Drift stacks with this: it widens the walk while your genres and depth range stay in charge.
Note: Your first few drifts may take slightly longer to generate as we build your unique recommendation profile. Hang tight!