Jamglue

Jamglue was an online social music platform that allowed users to listen to and create music mixes using a library of user-contributed tracks. The platform aimed to democratize music creation and consumption by providing a collaborative space for sharing and remixing audio content, building one of the largest music remixing communities on the web with over 2 million members who created millions of mixes. Jamglue was founded in 2006 by Gautam Jayaraman, Divya Bhat, Casey Muller, and Matt Rubens, and was backed by Y Combinator in its Summer 2006 batch. The company was based in Seattle, Washington. The service went inactive around 2012.