Bandcamp Playlists (Beta) Are Here
Create playlists from the music you own. Personalize them. Share them.
It’s like a mixtape—but digital, and powered by real support for artists.
More Than Just a Playlist
Bandcamp Playlists capture the spirit of a mixtape—personal, intentional, and built from music that means something.
Every playlist is crafted from your own collection—tracks you’ve chosen to support.
It’s not passive streaming. It’s real curation, rooted in ownership and connection.
Think of it as a modern mixtape: handmade, shareable, and designed to help others discover the artists you love.
How It Works
- Create and edit playlists using the Bandcamp mobile app
Available now on iOS and Android.
(Web-based editing is coming soon.) - Share with a public link
Fans must be logged in to listen, keeping playlists rooted in real fandom and support. - Play limits apply to unowned tracks
Fans can play tracks they haven’t purchased a limited number of times—three by default, unless the artist sets a different limit. After that, they’ll be prompted to purchase in order to keep listening.
Want to join the beta?
We’re launching in Beta because we’re still building, but we didn’t want to wait. We want fans to help shape what comes next.
Coming soon:
- Web-based editing and publishing
- Track purchase options directly from playlists
- Playlist following, moderation tools, and improved discoverability
If you have ideas, suggestions, or things you’d love to see, send us your feedback here→
What Artists Should Know
Bandcamp playlists are powered by ownership, not passive streaming. Fans can only add tracks to their playlists if they’ve purchased them. Meanwhile, listeners who haven’t purchased your music can only stream it a limited number of times (three by default, unless you’ve set a different cap). After that, they’re directed back to your album page to explore further, make a purchase, and support your work directly.
This is a tool for fans, built with artists in mind.
Ready to Make Your First Mixtape?
If you’ve ever wanted to flex your great taste, curate a mix, or showcase your collection—this is your moment.
Start with the music you own.
Give it a name, a cover, and a description that tells its story.
Share it with the world—and help someone else find their next favorite track.