[angusb]

Did anyone else find "Musicians you love listen to what you like" pretty difficult to digest?

There's probably a more user friendly way to say that. Cool idea though.

[growlix]

I had a difficult time parsing this. Maybe I still am, because that sentence continues to tell me that using this app will somehow make my most beloved musicians listen to my favorite music.

[superqd]

Yeah, I did. I had to re-read it 2 or 3 times.

[radley]

Music that inspires the artists you listen to.

Not a new concept, but this one is hard to use. Only one track is presented at a time. Very slow to discover.

[ocolot]

well, don't you listen to each track you attempt to discover? or do you use some kind of playlist like "the next tracks to discover"?

[iondream]

yes, very difficult to understand. Had to break it up. The Musicians that you love tend to listen to what you like

I thought it was Musicians you love, listen to what you like or Musicians you love to listen to what you like it caused some cognitive dissonance.

[ocolot]

Would something like "Listen to the favorite tracks of the musicians you love" be better?

[hansy]

Beginning with an action verb is already a better start. Another possible way to reword could be, "Listen to tracks your favorite musicians love."

Side note: what's up with the background moving along with mouse cursor? It was a little distracting at first, but I'm guessing the purpose is to make the site feel like you're browsing through a record store?

[ocolot]

yep, that's precisely the idea! I think I'll remove the parallax to reduce potential distractions.

thx for your tagline proposal, I think it is the best up to now!

[pronoiac]

"Listen to your favorite bands' favorite songs"

[ocolot]

hey hansy, I just pushed you tagline live, thx for the idea!

[hansy]

Always happy to help! Keep A/B testing and you'll eventually arrive at the optimum solution. Good luck with the website!

[OutThisLife]

Yes.

[boomlinde]

I got it straight away, but I kept second guessing while I clicked the link to find out that it literally meant what it said.

[Kiro]

I still don't get that sentence.