Music / Art / Murals / Culture
Witching Hour is a music and art collective with a store, a signal, and a ritual surface.
Built for records, visual work, merch drops, and the late-night world around them. The site and the app should feel like one universe, not separate marketing pages.
Mode
Ceremonial storefront
Focus
Music, art, and merch
Tone
Dark, direct, and lived-in
Witching Hour
A night-market interface for signal, access, and ritual publishing.
The app is now the active Base-native surface: wallet-first, token-aware, and built to hold live creative drops instead of static promo pages.
Feed interactions are meant to feel ceremonial rather than generic. Posts are invocations, wallets are credentials, and hOUR moves through the system as a public sign of participation.
The next stage is tightening the loop between atmosphere and utility so the product feels intentional on first load and usable once a wallet connects.
Signal
Base verification, ritual publishing, and token-linked access now live under one surface.
Spotify Sync
Connect Spotify once and the site updates itself.
Add SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID, SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET, and SPOTIFY_ARTIST_ID to the app environment. After that, the homepage will render the latest release from Spotify on the server.
Ritual Feed
A public surface, not a test harness.
The feed is where releases, merch, and short transmissions can share the same frame without losing the original mood.
Invocation opened
Dispatches, drops, and art notes sit in the same feed.
Store linked
Merch lives beside the rest of the Witching Hour world.
Signal archive
Short transmissions become a public trace of the era.
hOUR Token