Does your song make someone want to keep listening? Songaru captures quick reactions to a 20-second preview, giving you another way to understand how your music connects.
See how listeners respond to a short preview of your song.
Skip, like, or love. Three clear choices without a lengthy review.
Average listening time adds context to how people respond.
The same reaction engine connects with your band website and the ARN.
Pair an immediate reaction with listening time to get a clearer picture of your song’s first impression.
Songaru keeps the listening experience simple. A song plays for up to 20 seconds, and the reaction buttons become available after a few seconds of playback. Listeners can then choose skip, like, or love.
It gives people a quick way to respond without writing a review. For you, those reactions offer a snapshot of how the preview lands—useful when assessing a song alongside more detailed feedback.
The reaction engine tracks average listening time in seconds for each song. Alongside skips, likes, and loves, it helps you see how much of the 20-second preview people listen to.
Read the two signals together when assessing your music. Listening time adds context to the reactions, while detailed reviews can help you explore why someone connected with a song—or moved on.
Songaru is a standalone website for capturing immediate song reactions. Its reaction engine is also integrated into your band website’s song detail pages and the Artist Review Network.
In SongTakes, your song feedback dashboard brings reaction results into view alongside deeper feedback. Use quick responses to understand first impressions and structured reviews to explore the details.
Capture the reaction. Look at the listening time. Add another perspective to your next release.
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Songaru is a standalone website that captures quick reactions to song previews. It also powers the reaction engine integrated into SongTakes band website song pages and the Artist Review Network.
Listeners play the preview and choose skip, like, or love. The buttons activate after a few seconds of playback, so listening begins before a reaction can be submitted.
No. Playback is limited to 20 seconds. The experience focuses on the listener’s immediate response to that preview, rather than an assessment of the full track.
It shows how long people listen to the preview on average, measured in seconds. Use it alongside reaction totals for more context; it does not explain why someone stopped listening or how they would respond to the full song.
A reaction captures a quick preference. A structured review looks more closely at aspects of the song and provides more detailed feedback. Your song feedback dashboard helps you consider both perspectives.
Reactions are useful feedback, but they are not a forecast. They reflect the people who listened and the preview they heard. Consider them alongside written reviews, your intended audience, and your own creative goals.