Can you believe it’s been ten years?
Think back to 2015. Skrillex and Diplo were dominating the charts with Jack Ü. “Tropical House” was just becoming a thing. And if you wanted an acapella to make a bootleg remix, you had to dig through sketchy forums or deal with download timers that felt like they took a century.
Then we came along.
We built Voclr.it with a simple idea: Make it easy. No nonsense, just the stems you need to finish that track. Over the last decade, we’ve grown from a small side-project into a massive library used by everyone from bedroom producers to festival headliners. We became the “SoundCloud of Acapellas”—fast, clean, and essential.
But let’s be real for a second.
We know we haven’t been perfect lately. The music industry changed, the tech evolved, and honestly? We fell a bit behind.
You’ve seen the broken links. You’ve noticed the search getting a little clunky. We know some of you have been frustrated, and we hear you loud and clear.
That era ends now. We have new energy, new resources, and a massive vision to bring Voclr.it back to its glory days, and then go way beyond them.
The 2026 Master Plan
1. Innovation & Speed (No More Waiting)
We are stripping the code down to the studs. We’re building a platform that loads instantly on your phone or your desktop. We’re talking smarter search algorithms that actually understand what you’re looking for (BPM, Key, Genre) so you spend less time scrolling and more time mixing.
2. Restoring “The Ultimate Library”
You come here for the stems. We are working overtime to clean up our library, fix the dead ends, and curate the deepest collection of studio acapellas on the web. We aren’t just hosting files; we are archiving music history for the next generation of remixers.
3. Support That Actually Supports
Got a request? A bug? A question? You’ll be talking to real humans who produce music, not a bot. We are committing to top-tier customer service because without you guys, there is no Voclr.it.
Thanks for sticking with us through the growing pains. The next 10 years are going to be loud.
