Each mix can carry links to where it lives elsewhere. Set them when adding or editing a mix under Content → Mixes.
The four
- Spotify
- Apple Music
- SoundCloud
- YouTube
Paste the full URL into each. If a link isn't valid you'll see Oops, this doesn't look like a link! — usually a partial URL copied from a share menu.
Why add them
A client who plays a mix on your profile and likes it has somewhere to go next. Someone who follows you on SoundCloud after hearing one mix is a client who remembers you months later when they're actually booking.
It also signals that you're a working DJ with a presence, not just a profile.
Only add what exists
Leave a field blank rather than pointing it at your general profile on that platform. A link labelled as this mix that opens something else is worse than no link.
Which matter most
SoundCloud is where DJ mixes actually live, and where a client is most likely to find more of your work.
YouTube is worth it if there's video — a set filmed at a venue does something a mix alone can't.
Spotify and Apple Music make more sense for original productions or curated playlists than for recorded sets.
Where clients see them
On the mix detail on your profile. There's also a toggle in the mix widget for whether streaming links show when the widget is embedded on your own site. See Embedding the Mix Widget.
Sharing a mix
Each mix has its own share action that produces a link back to your DJfindr profile — useful when you want the traffic coming to your booking page rather than to a streaming platform.
Keeping them working
If you take a track down or move it, update or clear the link. A dead link on your profile is a small thing that reads as neglect.