Stop digging.
Start playing.
Find crate-ready music faster. Preview clean, dirty, intro and DJ-friendly edits. Build your crate, download what works, and get back to the set.
From new music to your crate
NoRequest is built to cut down the time between discovering a record and actually being ready to play it.
Discover
Browse new releases and curated drops without digging through a cluttered feed.
Preview
Hear the edit before you commit. Find the version that fits your set.
Build
Filter by genre, BPM and key, then organize records into usable crates.
Download & Play
Grab the records you want and take your crate into the booth.
Less scrolling.
More mixing.
A record pool should help you prepare faster—not give you another endless feed to fight through.
- Search by artist, title, genre, BPM and key
- Preview DJ-ready versions before downloading
- Build focused crates for your next set
- See curated weekly music instead of random uploads
- Give direct feedback on the records you receive
Don't just send music.
See what lands.
NoRequest gives releases a path to working DJs and gives the people behind the music useful feedback from the booth.
- Submit releases to the pool
- Put music in front of working DJs
- Collect DJ feedback on every track
- Use feedback to understand what is connecting
- Give strong records a chance to move into weekly charts and crates
“Strong intro. Easy to work into an open-format set.”
DJ feedback · Club / Open Format“Clean edit works. Would play this during the early peak.”
DJ feedback · R&B“This one is going straight into the weekend crate.”
DJ feedback · Hip-HopBuilt for the people who move records
I need music I can play.
Discover, preview, organize and download DJ-friendly records without wasting hours searching.
Explore Music →I need DJs to hear my record.
Get your music into a DJ-focused ecosystem where feedback can help identify the records that are connecting.
Submit Music →Build the crate.
Control the room.
New music, DJ-ready edits, focused crates and real feedback—built around the way working DJs actually prepare.