Here Comes the Sun
The Beatles
A suggestion of light and a fresh start. It fits the grey-Monday idea without restricting the rule to one genre.
Find on Spotify ↗: Here Comes the Sun — The BeatlesTRY TRACK BATTLE
Three songs. Your call.
This public demo walks you through a complete music round. Read the rule, explore the songs, rank them and see how your verdict changes the scores.
Illustrative round with fictional players, available to everyone without registration. It does not read or modify real battles, accounts or balances. Resetting or leaving the page discards your choices.
01 / THE RULE
Turn a grey Monday around.
Choose a song you would play to lift the mood on a grey Monday. Its title must not contain the word ‘happy’. Any decade and any language are welcome.
Vera hosts this round. She prioritises the connection with the idea, then the musical choice. She gives ‘Lovely Day’ by Bill Withers as an example; that track does not compete. A good rule defines the constraint and the judgement without demanding a single answer.
Fictional group: Lía · Teo · Nico · Vera. Four players, three competing songs, one host.
02 / THE ENTRIES
One rule. Three interpretations.
In a real battle, the player behind each song stays hidden by default until results are published, but battle members can reveal their identity earlier for 1 Beat. In this demo, identities are revealed when you publish the result. These are song references, not audio hosted by Track Battle.
Walking on Sunshine
Katrina and the Waves
A direct choice for an energy boost. It is a different interpretation of the same challenge, not an objectively correct answer.
Find on Spotify ↗: Walking on Sunshine — Katrina and the WavesMr. Blue Sky
Electric Light Orchestra
The title suggests another change of sky. The host can weigh this interpretation against the other entries.
Find on Spotify ↗: Mr. Blue Sky — Electric Light Orchestra03 / YOUR VERDICT
Take the host’s place.
Use the arrows to move songs up or down. First place gets 3 points, second gets 2 and third gets 1. You rank songs, not players. Publishing reveals the fictional authors and updates the sample table below. There is no correct order: the judgement is yours.
- 1Here Comes the SunThe Beatles3 pts
- 2Walking on SunshineKatrina and the Waves2 pts
- 3Mr. Blue SkyElectric Light Orchestra1 pts
Try a different order and publish it. Nothing changes in the real game.
04 / THE RESULTS
The songs become points.
This table starts with a sample verdict. Your published order replaces it. This is the first round, so each player’s total equals their points from this round. Vera receives 0 because she hosts, rather than submits a competing song.
| Player | Song / role | Points |
|---|---|---|
| Nico | Here Comes the Sun | 3 |
| Teo | Walking on Sunshine | 2 |
| Lía | Mr. Blue Sky | 1 |
| Vera | Round host | 0 |
Next round, another player hosts and the scores accumulate. Hosting once each balances the turns across a complete battle. Quiz Points and Track Points are separate systems and do not change this table.
What changes in a real battle?
Your friends submit their own songs and the host sets the rule. Submission deadlines follow the selected mode; the host publishes the ranking after entries close. Results accumulate across rounds, each player takes a hosting turn, and the group keeps a history and full or per-round song lists. The demo condenses this into one screen so you can explore the mechanics at your own pace.
A real battle is private. Public pages never reveal players’ private submission notes or their conversations.
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Less explaining. More playing.
Explore a complete sample round, find a rule for your group and understand exactly where the points come from.
01 / DEMO
Your first verdict
Three songs. Change their order and publish the result.
Try the round →02 / RULESA challenge worth sharing
Eight ready-to-use ideas, with criteria and variations.
Find a rule →03 / POINTSMake sense of the table
Examples for different group sizes, hosting turns and totals.
See the scoring →