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Rush Your Band — Demo drops tomorrow

Rush Your Band Demo · published 10 Sep 2026, 13:18 UTC

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Hey everyone,

Tomorrow the demo goes live, and I wanted to share a bit of why this game exists before that happens.

I've been connected to music since I was a kid — never as a real artist, more as someone who always loved it from the side. At some point I realized I'd probably never actually live that experience myself: stepping up to a mic, dropping a track, watching people react to something you made. So I decided to build a game where anyone could feel a piece of that.

For the past 9 months, I've worked on Rush Your Band every single day — solo, on a budget that basically doesn't exist, just because I believed the idea was worth chasing. Recording real tracks with your real voice, building a name for yourself, doing it with friends if you want the full experience.

Tomorrow you'll get to try the first piece of that for yourself.

If even a handful of people play the demo and feel something close to what I was hoping for — that this is worth continuing, that recording a track and hearing it back actually feels good — that's what keeps me going on this for the next stretch.

Wishlist if you want to follow where this goes. And if you try the demo, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think, good or rough around the edges.

See you tomorrow.

lok1f.