Searching For A Save Point (Continued...): MY SOUNDCLOUD DISCOVERY LIST (Dutchyyy's 4,217 Likes)
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A curated list of 4,217 tracks
Liked by Dutchyyy, spanning from 2008 to October 2026 https://soundcloud.com/dutchmassive/likes
Guide for Navigating the Tracklist:
Format Standard: [ Track # / account name / Track Title ]
Selecting the ⬑ account name opens the corresponding SoundCloud track link. Example → (soundcloud.com/account/track)
Track Organization: • Entries [1 to 3,561] are listed in chronological order (oldest to newest likes). • Entries [3,561 to 4,217] are listed in reverse chronological order (newest to oldest likes).
Unlike conventional streaming services with standardized metadata, SoundCloud offers a flexible upload structure. The Account Name and track title might not directly reflect the song's name, so keep these possibilities in mind as you browse:
Account Name — May represent the artist, group, producer, record label, DJ, radio station, collective, or fan curator. Track Title — Contains the song or album title, and frequently includes details like featured artists or production credits.
Closing statement by Dutch
Digging through soundcloud likes based on trust/taste/resonance is a cheat code for rapid music discovery. Algorithms may seem convenient but they rely on math to predict something similar. That’s a sad reality because most consumers and creators have a diverse pallet of inspiration.
The reality is, this list is missing a few thousand songs. Songs that once existed on the platform that I liked no longer do. This can be due to many different reasons. The uploader could have privated or deleted them for an infinite amount of reasons by choice but I feel a responsibility to speak on the state of digital culture being hosted on platforms.
Soundcloud has an upload limit for free accounts, whereas different paid tiers allow for more or infinite uploads. The moment that monthly subscription stops being paid, everything uploaded beyond that free tier limit gets deleted.
Let me give you an example:
As of October 31st 2026, I have 318 tracks uploaded to soundcloud.com/dutchmassive Which at the time of writing this 265 are available to listen to publicly.
I’ve been paying the highest subscription price monthly since early 2012, after a batch upload erased all my earliest uploaded music 2008 - May of 2012. I’ve never made a single penny from my music on soundcloud, yet I've paid monthly for a decade and a half just so those pre 2016 algorithm tracks don’t lose the history of the comments left on them.
This same issue exists for the majority of places to upload or discover music. All streaming platforms, even Bandcamp. The purpose of this closing statement is to stress the importance of second guessing the “The Price of Convenience" and the idea that accessibility to the culture you love will always be available to you. So dig and seek out what you love passionately beyond what algorithms serve to you and either support, purchase to own physical copies or download the music you truly cherish if you have the means to do so and if you don’t or if it's available to purchase or available to download… Take fate into your own hands and find a way… Because I promise you, regardless of location, medium or format… If you have the ability to hear/playback audio… There are so many ways to ensure you can always hear that audio again offline ;)
Happy Organic Discovery!
Love, Your Super Collecting Music Nerd, Still SEARCHING FOR A SAVE POINT
- Dutchyyy