<h1>the archive by i57</h1> <h2>a file server for the irish music community and friends.</h2> <p>the main purpose of this server is to work as an archive for rare / hard-to-find / broadly unavailable Irish music. the sort of stuff that disappears from streaming platforms / online stores or doesn't appear to be making anyone any money anywhere online. it is also used to store some bootleg recordings and other ephemera from the irish scene; think DJ sets, radio shows, etc.</p> <p>i57 is just some guy. email him <code>hi @ i57.org</code> to offer your wares or <code>stop @ i57.org</code> to demand takedown of any copyrighted work you own that might be part of this archive. this project takes the wishes of artists seriously while aiming to provide a home for stuff that might need it.</p> <p>spread the word. you will not find this on search engines.</p> <p>storage is limited - if you've got fancy WAVs they might be best uploaded somewhere else!</p> <p>if you would like to contribute files here, also consider <a href="//archive.org">the internet archive</a></p> <hr> <p>if you have a password, <a href="https://i57.org/?h">log in!</a> once you're logged in, file uploads are as simple as navigating to a folder and drag-and-dropping stuff into the browser - the software is really solid at handling that use case :)</p> <hr> <p>this server is partnered with <a href="//important.audio"><code>important!</code></a> to provide infrastructure and hosting.</p> <p>if you're submitting files for <code>important!</code> you're looking for the <a href="/impo">/impo</a> folder! ask a friend for the password</p> <hr> <p>this server is powered by <a href="//github.com/9001/copyparty">copyparty</a>. open source software is a blessing.</p>