A few good answers.

Maneframe is an independent music project based in Easton, Pennsylvania, blending electronic rock, post-rock, synthwave, and other guitar- and synth-driven sounds.

Explore the Listen Now section of maneframe.net to find the streaming platforms and music links. You can also check out the Spotify Playlists page for artist-curated discoveries.

Expect a mix of instrumental guitar music, electronic textures, cinematic post-rock, rock, synthwave, and occasional heavier or more relaxed experiments. Not every release sounds alike.

Visit the Listen Now page and explore a few releases. If you’re into spacious, guitar-driven instrumentals, start with Under One Sky; if you prefer something else, browse the rest of the catalog.

Yes. The catalog includes singles, full-length releases, covers, and music made with other artists. Featured collaborators are credited where applicable.

Check the news and release announcements on maneframe.net, or follow Maneframe on your preferred streaming and social platforms.

Please ask first. Permission and licensing depend on the song, intended use, and whether other rights holders are involved. Use the contact page and include the track and project details.

Commercial uses need individual approval and may require a paid license. Contact Maneframe with details about the project, distribution, budget, and timeline.

Collaboration inquiries are welcome. Send a quick introduction, samples of your work, and an outline of your idea through the contact page.

Reach out before releasing a remix or using the original recording. Covers and remixes can have different rights requirements depending on what you plan to distribute.

The Spotify Playlists page includes a playlist-submission section on the main website. You can also contact Maneframe with a relevant track and a short introduction. Submission does not guarantee placement.

A collection of original browser games on maneframe.net, ranging from quick arcade challenges to longer games. Several games are still in development.

Yes, the arcade is intended to be free to play. Visit the Arcade section to browse the available titles.

No. The arcade games run in a web browser on supported devices.

Many arcade titles are designed for touchscreen play as well as desktop controls. Individual game support and performance may vary.

Not for every game. Some online features, including saved progress, scoreboards, or challenges, may require signing in.

Some games use the Maneframe Arcade System (MAS) for online scores, challenges, and replay features. Available features depend on the game.

Send the game name, device, browser, what happened, and (if possible) a screenshot via the contact page.

Beyond music and the arcade, maneframe.net features a bartender drink finder, a cookbook, news, and other creative projects.

Some tools can work without an account and may save data locally in your browser. Features that sync information across devices may require a sign-in.

Browser-local data can be removed when browsing data is cleared, private browsing ends, or a different browser/device is used. Account-based syncing, where available, works differently.

For privacy information, please consult the website’s current privacy policy rather than relying on an FAQ as a legal statement.

Use the contact page for licensing, collaboration inquiries, playlist questions, site feedback, or other messages.