Atherly's After Dark is a nightlife and live-event site for adults in Trinidad and Tobago.
Your judging hub
Edit your bio and photo, and score this season's entries.
Every mix reaches you anonymously, with no act name and no identifying info, and every score you save counts for 60% of that act's final result. How to score: what to listen for, all six things.
Every mix comes with no name on it. Each score you save counts for 60% of that act's final result.
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The field
Score each act once. A score locks when you save it, so check every fader first. Come back any time for acts you have not scored yet.
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Who made what?
A private game for the panel. Every mix you listen to earns you one guess at which DJ made it, picked from everyone who submitted. Guesses are final, and each name you use drops off your list. Nothing here touches any score. When the top 8 are revealed, guessing closes and every entry shows who really made it, with your guesses marked right or wrong and a panel leaderboard.
Answer the room
DJs and fans ask questions on the forum about mixing, what you listen for and getting picked. Answer one while you are signed in and it posts under your name with your Judge badge, so people know it came from the panel.
