One block, about ten videos. A curator picks a short programmed block of new independent videos, and they play back to back like television.

The only music video site that programs its nightly block like a TV channel.
New videos from independent artists, played back to back, each followed by the artist's own interview. For fans who watch music videos at night and are tired of the same big names.
What a night on BEES looks like
The artist speaks next. Every video is followed by the artist’s own interview, so the person behind the song gets the screen next.
Free to watch. Watching is free, with no sign-in. The Lineup runs every night at primetime.
A Lineup, as a viewer sees it
About ten videos play back to back at primetime. Three sample entries are below, and every title and name in them is made up.
Sample still, generated artworkSAMPLE LINEUP
VIDEO: ROOFTOP STATIC
ARTIST: JUNO HALE
NEXT: THE ARTIST’S OWN INTERVIEW
A channel, run one night at a time
A curator chooses
Each night’s Lineup is a short programmed block of about ten music videos, chosen by a curator from new independent hip-hop and R&B.



Curator's pick · sample art
They play like television
At primetime the block publishes and runs back to back, one video straight into the next, the way a channel does.
Then the artist talks
After every video comes the artist’s own interview, in their words, before the next one starts.
InterviewSample art
Free for viewers. Artists pay once.
Watching is free, with no sign-in. Revenue at launch comes from artists, through one product: the Primetime Review.
The Primetime Review. A one-time purchase. Payment buys the review, never placement.
A guaranteed listen. The curator listens to your video.
A written verdict. Emailed to you within 7 days.
Free for viewers. Anyone can watch the Lineup, with no sign-in.
Every video gets the last word. Each video in the Lineup is followed by the artist’s own interview.




Sample art, generated portraits
One block. About ten videos. Every night.
A channel, not a pile of tabs. Each video is followed by the artist's own interview, and watching is free with no sign-in.