What can I search for on Jelli?
What if I can’t find a track or artist I’m looking for?
How do I find songs that were recently added to the Jelli catalog?
I am an artist with tracks on Jelli. How can I grab a link to my music on Jelli to share with others?
What can I search for on Jelli?
The Jelli search feature lets you look for tracks, artists and other Jelli users. Just enter your search in the box at the top of any page on Jelli.
Tip: You can also click the Browse link at the top of the page to look through the Jelli catalog and see the full list of artists, tracks, and users in alphabetical order.
What if I can’t find a track or artist I’m looking for?
The songs available can depend on what station you’re currently listening to. For example, if you’re on Jelli Rock, you’re probably not going to be able to find Barry Manilow songs when you search. 
Try tuning into one of the Jelli stations with the full catalog like Jelli Green, Orange or Red.
In addition, when a Jelli station is currently broadcasting live on the air with a radio station, the catalog may become more limited during the show.
And if we’re still missing your favorite music, we want to know! We’re always welcome your suggestions on what to add to the Jelli catalog. We update our selection regularly based on requests from the Jelli community. Visit the Jelli catalog request forum to add your requests and vote for suggestions from other listeners.
How do I find songs that were recently added to the Jelli catalog?
When you’re on a station page, click the “Browse” link at the top of the page to look at that station’s catalog. You’ll notice a “Just Added” tab – click on it to view tracks by letter that were added to that station within the last two weeks.
I am an artist with tracks on Jelli. How can I grab a link to my music on Jelli to share with others?
1. Start by visiting the station that has your tracks included in the catalog. All artists are available in Jelli Green, Jelli Red, and Jelli Orange so that’s a good place to start.
2. Use the search box near the top of the page to type in your artist name, then click the search icon.
3. On the search results page, be sure you’re on the Artist tab. Find your name in the list of artists and click on it.
4. A page will come up with the track(s) you have on Jelli. Look up in the browser address bar and then copy the URL that is there. For example, if you’re Lady Gaga, your artist URL on Jelli would be http://www.jelli.com/artist/lady_gaga/
5. Use that URL to share your Jelli tracks with others. Note that people who click the link will need to already have a free Jelli account – or sign up for one – to access your track list and listen to Jelli.
TIP: If you want to send your fans to your track list on a specific station on Jelli, add the station shortcode after the jelli.com portion of the URL like this:
http://www.jelli.com/red/artist/lady_gaga/
That will ensure that they not only see your track list, but end up on a Jelli station where your music is included in the catalog.