SubCity
has officially launched on Android,
and soon on iOS, bringing a fresh spin to music streaming and distribution.
Marketed as “Pokémon Go for music,” the app turns streets into stages, where
fans can hunt down tracks, stems, and remixes instead of scrolling through
tired playlists.
But SubCity isn’t just about listening—it’s
about culture. Fans become collectors, holding exclusive drops like digital
vinyl, while artists gain a new way to post music, upload stems, and distribute
tracks directly.
Musicians keep 70% of every sale, a payout
structure designed to prioritize creators. Whether you’re an up-and-coming
grime MC or a producer experimenting with underground beats, SubCity is built
to help you release music and connect with your audience.
The app launches with a spotlight on UK grime,
aiming to amplify underground voices often overlooked by mainstream music
services. As an audio social media app, SubCity builds not just a platform but
a community—one where fans and artists are partners in keeping culture alive.
