tell us what you're into & we'll suggest what's one step beyond. no judgment, just discovery.
every recommendation is calibrated against a map of 150 artists, leveled from mainstream to deep experimental. it figures out where your taste sits, then points you one step further.
the pop everyone knows, like Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Sabrina Carpenter, Selena Gomez, Dua Lipa, Justin Bieber
big names with a sharper edge, like Charli xcx, Billie Eilish, Lorde, Doja Cat, Lady Gaga, SZA
cult favorites and indie darlings, like Magdalena Bay, Caroline Polachek, The Marías, Ethel Cain, Clairo, Weyes Blood
art pop, hyperpop, and the underground, like FKA twigs, SOPHIE, yeule, Shygirl, 100 gecs, underscores
deep experimental, like Arca, Eartheater, Smerz, buffalo_farm, Banshee, INJI
jumping straight from your comfort zone to the deep end usually doesn't stick. the thing you love about an artist almost always lives somewhere a little further out, too. push my tastes finds that thread and follows it one step, so the next artist feels like a discovery instead of homework. there's no wrong music taste, just music you haven't found yet.
Type a few artists you love into push my tastes on musicisforgirls.com, pick any vibes you're into, and choose how far you want to go. It recommends 3 artists one step beyond your current taste, with the exact thread that connects them to what you already love and one song to start with.
Streaming apps mostly recommend more of the same. Push my tastes is built to widen your taste a little at a time, using a 5 level taste map from mainstream pop to deep experimental music, and it explains why each artist is the right next step for you.
You choose. "Just a nudge" stays at your level or half a step up, "push me a little" goes one level up, and "take me somewhere new" goes two levels up, always with a clear connection back to what you already like.
No. You just type the artists you love. No account, no sign up.
Yes, it's free. Each person gets a few recommendations per hour.
Any genre. There's no wrong music taste, so pop, hyperpop, indie, r&b, hip-hop, rap, electronic, punk, folk, and experimental are all fair game.