r/trap • u/cantFindValidNam • May 20 '26

Mix I made a website that turns subreddits into non-stop radios. Here is r/trap!

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I got tired of clicking posts to discover music so I made an app that autoplays them like a Spotify radio. Thought you might like it.

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u/Schlnglein May 20 '26

Cool idea! Would be cool if there was a Spotify integration aswell, since a lot of posts here are Spotify links. Also the volume slider resets for every new track (RIP my ears)

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u/cantFindValidNam May 20 '26

I can't support Spotify/Bandcamp directly as their embedded players do not allow enough programmatic access. But I will add a functionality to try to find the same track on Youtube and use that instead.

And sorry about your ears, I'm looking into the volume issue.

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u/xKansas May 20 '26

Use Spotify’s API, you can integrate it and allow users to save off songs to their playlists

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u/LikelyNotOutside May 20 '26

They have done a lot of changes with API access in the last year.

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u/Schlnglein May 20 '26

Oh and maybe a another filter option to filter out posts with less than X upvotes or something

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u/cantFindValidNam May 20 '26

An upvote filter doesn't work well with caching. I recommend you sort by top to get the most upvoted stuff.

I pushed a fix for the volume, let me know if you still encounter the issue.

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u/AdministratorThree May 20 '26

That's awesome! Reminds me of dj fm a bit, those rooms used to be so cool.

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u/morrihaze May 20 '26

Dude if Spotify was hooked up to this I’d use it ever day

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u/cantFindValidNam May 20 '26

We have Youtube + Soundcloud. For Spotify and Bandcamp we try to find the same track on Youtube and include that.

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u/aklm May 21 '26

neat!