Discover is a public feed of mixes, posts, and live events from DJs on the platform. Clients browse it without searching for anything specific, which makes it a route to people who weren't looking for you.
How you get there
Post and upload mixes. Your content appears in Discover automatically — there's nothing to submit.
Why it's different from search
Search is intent-driven. Someone types a location and an occasion and compares who comes back. They're comparing you against filters.
Discover is browsing. Someone scrolling sees your work before they see your rate, your service area, or anything else. If a mix catches them, they're on your profile with a favourable first impression already formed.
What works here
Media that reads at a glance. A cover image or a video frame that's clear as a small tile. A dark photo of an empty room doesn't stop a scroll.
A caption that says what the moment was. "Last night at a 200-person wedding — the floor didn't empty from 9 till close" gives context. "Great night" doesn't.
Consistency. Posting occasionally over months beats ten posts in one week and nothing after.
Real events. People can tell the difference between a photo from a busy room and a promotional graphic, and they respond to the first.
Your first mix matters
When someone arrives on your profile from Discover, the first mix is the one they play. Make sure it's your strongest and it matches the work you want.
Hidden content doesn't appear
If you've turned off Display on profile for mixes or posts, they aren't in Discover either. See Showing or Hiding Your Mixes.
What Discover won't fix
It brings people to your profile. Whether they message you is down to your bio, rate, policies, and reviews. If analytics show views but no requests, Discover isn't the problem.
See Profile Analytics.
A realistic expectation
Discover is a supplement to search, not a replacement. Most bookings come from clients who searched with a date and a venue in mind. Discover is worth the small effort of posting well, not worth building a strategy around.