How Asynflow works

Keeping original music valuable in the age of AI.

Asynflow is where human-made music is verified, backed early by the people who believe in it, and owned by the artists who made it.

Asynflow in under two minutes. Example figures are illustrative.

When anyone can generate a song, what is original music worth?

AI can now produce a finished track in seconds. Music is about to become abundant, and when anything is abundant, it gets harder to tell what matters and easier for real work to be drowned out.

We think the opposite becomes scarce: a real person's voice, taste, story and the years behind a song. The future for original artists isn't to compete with machines on volume. It's to be clearly verified as human, to build direct relationships with listeners who believe in them early, and to keep ownership of what they make.

Asynflow is built around that idea. Only music made by people gets in. Every song is reviewed by working musicians. And belief in a song can become real resources for the artist today.

Human-made, verified

Every song is checked by The Listening 100: AI can be a tool, but not part of the song itself.

Owned by the artist

Artists keep their copyright and creative control. Always.

Backed early

Listeners can support an artist from the first song, and grow with them.

The gap artists fall into

Recording, mixing, artwork, videos, promotion, touring: every step of a music career costs money up front. The income from a song arrives months or years later, if it arrives at all.

In conversations with more than 300 artists, we kept hearing the same thing: the problem isn't talent or ambition, it's the time between making something valuable and getting paid for it. Today the main options are to wait, or to give up rights in exchange for an advance.

What are Music Future Revenue Rights?

A song keeps earning after it's released: streaming, licensing, sync and more. A Music Future Revenue Right (MFRR) is a contract that gives its holder a defined share of that future income from one song.

The artist decides how much to offer, for example 10% of a song's future income. Supporters who back the song hold that share under contract. The copyright, the master and every creative decision stay with the artist.

How it works

  1. 01

    An artist submits a song

    With the release details and the income data from their distributor.

  2. 02

    The Listening 100 reviews it

    The song goes to 10 randomly chosen panel members. If at least 6 approve, it can be listed.

  3. 03

    The artist offers a share

    The artist chooses what share of the song's future income to offer. Supporters back it, and the artist gets resources now.

  4. 04

    Income is shared

    As the song earns, income is settled to rights holders every quarter, under the contract.

For artists

  • Get resources for your next release now, not years from now
  • Keep your copyright, master and creative control
  • Turn listeners into supporters who have a reason to share your music
  • Keep earning a small share when your rights change hands later

For supporters

  • Discover verified, human-made music before everyone else
  • Back the artists you believe in from their first songs
  • Hold a contracted share of a song's future income
  • See every payout, by platform, in one place

What we won't compromise on

Copyright stays with artists

We work with future income, never with ownership of the song.

Quality over quantity

We would rather list fewer songs that people care about than flood the platform.

Compliance by design

Legal structure is part of the product, designed in from day one, not added afterwards.

Artists share in the upside

When rights are later transferred, the artist keeps earning a small share of each transfer.

Where we are now

We're in the pilot stage, building the product together with our first artists.

See the product

Browse the product demo to see how discovering music, backing a song and tracking payouts will feel. All data in the demo is illustrative.

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Frequently asked questions

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We're opening to a small group of artists and supporters first.

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Asynflow is in its pilot stage and the product structure is still being reviewed with legal advisers. This page describes our product and plans. It is not an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice. Features described may change and will only be offered where permitted by law.