What is Splaylist?

Splaylist turns playlists into conversations. Share tracks with collaborators, see what people think, and keep the discussion as a document you can come back to.

Built by a working composer in Tokyo, for people who think out loud about music with other people.

Why it exists

Spotify is built for listening, not for talking about music with other people.

You can't ask "which track from this album hits you most?" without leaving the app. You can't see what your collaborators think, track-by-track. You can't keep the conversation as a portable document. Comparing options across listeners is friction.

What looks like a simple share is actually a one-way channel.

A Splaylist Session View is a working document for music conversations. Rate each track. Drop comments inline. See ratings and comments from everyone joined. Export the whole discussion as a Google Sheet — meeting minutes for sound work.

Splaylist is the tool that turns a Spotify URL into that conversation. One paste.

What it does

Paste a Spotify playlist or album URL (or search by name). Splaylist shows you the track list and lets you turn it into a Session View where reviewers can rate, comment, and join the conversation.

Anyone signed in can add tracks from Spotify, YouTube, or any URL. Session owners can export the whole discussion as a Google Sheet — perfect for sync briefs, scoring meetings, A&R rounds, and client review minutes.

Three tiers

No Spotify login required to browse or join a public conversation. Sign in only when you want to save Sessions or export Sheets to your own Drive.

Privacy

Splaylist uses Google OAuth (= openid email profile for identity and spreadsheets to create and update the Sheets we generate). Splaylist does not request Google Drive file permissions and does not change sharing settings automatically. Anonymous reviewer identity is stored client-side as a long-lived token; we do not collect IP addresses with personal identifiers.

The maker

Nozom Yoneda
Tokyo-based composer and sound artist
Born 1977 in Kanazawa, Japan

Portrait of Nozom Yoneda

Nozom Yoneda is a freelance composer working in film, television, advertising, and large-scale public installations. Trained first in jazz theory, his work draws on club music, film scoring, electronic music, and drone — a hybrid practice that resists any single genre.

He writes, arranges, designs, and produces; the studio is self-contained.

Selected Work

Selected composition and sound design clients

Nonturn

Under the moniker Nonturn, Nozom explores post-instrumental composition: field recordings, sample libraries, and recorded fragments treated as the primary material of music. Released on the UK experimental label Audiobulb Records.

Territory album cover
Territory
Audiobulb AB077 · 2018
Jellybeans album cover
Jellybeans
Audiobulb AB136 · 2023
Repeating Town Cover art coming soon
Repeating Town
Audiobulb AB179 · 2026

Territory · 2018 — Built entirely from six years of Tokyo field recordings, with no conventional instruments.

Jellybeans · 2023 — Constructed from 500+ samples drawn from 60 international sample libraries, built with a "wisdom of crowds" methodology.

Repeating Town · 2026 — Out August 22, 2026. Made entirely from everyday sounds recorded in and around Koenji, Tokyo. Continuing the post-instrumental line begun with Territory, extending toward a specific place.

Repeating Town

Out August 22, 2026 on Audiobulb Records

Repeating Town continues Nonturn's post-instrumental practice using only recorded everyday sounds from Koenji, Tokyo. By layering fragments of the city upon itself, it builds an imaginary town that resonates as music.

Full press statement — coming soon

Try Splaylist → Hear Nonturn on Bandcamp →

Contact
For bookings, press inquiries, partnership, or feedback on Splaylist —
info.splaylist@gmail.com

Maker's other sites
nozomyoneda.com — commercial work
nonturn.com — Nonturn solo releases
audiobulb.com — record label
Instagram — @nonturn