“I uploaded my first track, set up my store, and by the end of the week, I sold two merch bundles. It felt good knowing I didn’t need a label—or a website—to get paid.”

“I joined during beta, posted my lookbook, and a brand featured me in their promo shoot. Track Blazers helped me land something without thousands of followers.”

“I listed my photo packages and shared my profile with followers. Now, instead of chasing DMs, I just send them my booking link. It’s clean, professional, and it works.”

“I’m not famous yet—but my edits are solid. I started offering content bundles, and now I’ve got two music artists I work with regularly. The app made that possible.”

“I dropped a 1-minute mix on my profile. A promoter from my city reached out the next week. It’s like LinkedIn for creatives—but way more my style.”

I teach beatmaking. I listed my sessions and shared a link on Twitter. Got 5 signups that weekend—and the app helped me collect payment and emails all in one shot.

I had no idea anyone was even checking my profile. A local artist saw my freestyle, reached out through the app, and just like that—I was on set, getting paid to do what I love.

Before, I was spending hours in DMs chasing people who looked good online but weren’t really a fit. Now I can see someone’s work, audience, and availability all in one place—and send a collab request when it makes sense. It cut my booking time in half and upped the quality of my interviews.