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Great Music Needs Someone to Recommend It.
Help music lovers discover artists and songs you believe in.
Curators build trusted recommendations and help independent artists get discovered.
Your Taste Has Value.
Find artists, events and places worth discovering. Build collections people trust. Share your recommendations and earn when eligible recommendations lead to qualifying activity.
🔗 Your curator link gives credit to your recommendations.
- Start a collection and give it a name.
- Add the events, artists and places you believe in.
- Publish it in your own words.
- Share one link to the whole collection.
- Readers choose what they love from it.
- You get credit for eligible choices.
Curators share a whole collection with one link — in a WhatsApp group, a Telegram channel or a newsletter.
Not every recommendation pays cash. Eligible opportunities show the reward before you share.
Cash rewards are not switched on yet. When they are, eligible opportunities will show the reward before you share.
See How I Can Earn →Use the TimTim.Live account you already have.
Why become a curator
Algorithms cannot know every great artist.
Sometimes music travels because one person says: “You should hear this.”
Curators are those people. They connect music worth hearing with people who may love it.
How it works — 3 simple steps
Discover
Find music you believe in.
Recommend
Share a trusted recommendation. Your first one creates your curator page.
Recommend & Earn — coming
When recommendations create verified economic results, eligible curators can earn.
What you can do
- Recommend artists and songsAvailable now
- Your own curator page and collectionsAvailable now
- Followers who hear what you recommendAvailable now
- Recommend & EarnComing
Recommend & Earn
When Recommend & Earn opens, eligible curators can earn when a recommendation leads to a verified result, such as a sale.
Posting a link on its own earns nothing — a real listener has to act.
- Discover an artist
- Recommend
- A listener discovers the music
- An eligible action happens
- Verified result
Earn when eligible activity creates verified economic value. Nothing is guaranteed, and points are not money.
What your dashboard shows
Example dashboard · sample numbers, not yours
- Recommendations
- 36
- People reached
- 1,210
- Artists helped
- 19
- Eligible earnings
- —
- Coming
Make your first recommendation. Somebody out there needs to hear it.
Everything your dashboard tracks
- • Recommendations and collections
- • Artists and songs recommended
- • People reached, clicks and follows
- • Countries and genres
- • Verified results and eligible earnings (when Recommend & Earn opens)
- • Points, badges and titles
Points, badges and titles
- ⭐ 1 point per recommendation, 1 per new follower
- ⭐ 2 points when someone opens what you recommended, 5 when they listen
- ⭐ Badges such as Trusted Voice
Points show your progress. They are not money.
Your first step
Make your first recommendation
Search for an artist or song you love and recommend it.
Become a Curator →One account. Many possibilities.
Start with this one today, and add any of these later with the same TimTim.Live account — no new sign-up.
Questions
Do I need to apply?
No. Your first recommendation creates your curator page.
Can I earn money now?
Not yet. Recommend & Earn opens later, and you will see its rules first.
What can I curate?
Songs, artists, live events and places worth visiting. A collection can mix all of them.
Can I make event collections?
Yes. A list of shows worth seeing this month is one of the most useful collections a curator can make.
Can my collection links earn?
When a reader picks an eligible event from your collection and it qualifies, the credit is yours — even though you shared the collection, not the event.
How does TimTim.Live credit me?
Your collection link remembers you. Whatever eligible item a reader chooses from it is credited to you, and your dashboard shows which collection did it.
Great Music Needs Someone to Recommend It.
