NyasaTunes started as a simple idea: independent musicians should have a straightforward place to share their music and have it found — no algorithm to appease, no paywall between a listener and a download.
Every track is streamable and downloadable. We don't lock listening behind subscriptions.
Artists keep ownership of their work. We're a distribution point, not a rights holder.
Real genre pages, real search, and a monthly chart based on actual listener activity.
Got music you'd like to see on NyasaTunes? Reach out to us with your track and a bit about you, and our team handles getting it live — title, artist, genre, and cover art all included. Once it's up, anyone can search for it, stream it in-browser, or download the file directly. Play and download counts are tracked so charts like "Top 20" reflect what people are actually listening to.
Artists confirm they hold the rights to whatever they share with us. If you believe something on NyasaTunes infringes your copyright, our contact page has the fastest way to reach us, and our privacy policy covers how we handle reports and data.
We're a small, community-run project. Features like playlists, artist profiles, and richer analytics are on the roadmap — driven by what the people actually using NyasaTunes ask for.