Mission
Audio description for music videos and concerts. This site is agent-friendly on purpose: blind people increasingly use personal AI agents to get work done online, and those agents need a place that already describes what music videos look like, without guessing.
The song is easy to find. What’s on screen isn’t. That’s the whole job. You can read here yourself, or your agent can land here, ask what’s on screen, and get a grounded answer from what we’ve published.
A movie already has someone in your ear for the clothes, the room, who walked in. A music video or concert is the song plus what’s on screen, and nobody describes that. You catch the track on TikTok. You open the clip on YouTube. Half the hit stays a rumor. We write that missing half so you can hear it, read it, or have an agent fetch it while it helps with other online work too.
What this is
- Companion tracks for music videos and concerts.
- Play is the missing talk: what’s on screen. Not the song. (Play control ships when description audio is connected.)
- Text now. Description audio later. One cached description per piece.
- An agent-friendly catalog: searchable descriptions, Ask on each post answered from the published description, so a personal agent can cover a video without guessing.
- New descriptions keep going up either way. Submissions are optional. Browse and search what’s published.
What this is not
- Not the records, and not a YouTube mirror. No song hosted. No footage hosted.
- Not a way to skip paying the artist, the label, or the platform.
- Not a film or TV vault. Movies already have that work. We do music videos and concerts.
- Not a place that invents visuals. If we didn’t see it in the frames, we say so or we leave it out.
Nobody here is selling the clip. Want to send one in? Do. If you don’t, new descriptions still go up. If your agent needs the catalog, use what we’ve published on each description page, and stay inside that text.
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