What is door.link?
door.link is a website where I share mixtapes shaped by the music I listen to daily — whether shared by friends, found on platforms, bought, discovered in magazine reviews, or while traveling. Each selection is personal and reflects moments, moods, or places that stay with me. It works as a simple archive — a personal log of listening, built over time, without algorithms.
Why did you start it?
Well... I wanted a space that focused only on music and the act of sharing it without expecting anything in return — especially in a world where we’re constantly speaking, reacting, and taking positions. Sometimes it feels necessary to escape from trends and external opinions, and just let sound be sound. door.link is a gesture of care, a quiet detour from platforms built on overstimulation and performance.
Who or what inspired you?
The intimacy of burned CDs, handwritten tracklists, and artist-run websites from the early internet were key inspirations. Those spaces felt personal, made with care, and not driven by metrics. Also inspiring was the quiet gesture of sharing music just because it moved you. door.link comes from that spirit — slow, informal, and rooted in attention rather than opinion.