# Spine > A wall-mounted album art display that makes your digital music collection visible. Spine is a wall-mounted album art display designed in London, UK by Spine Music Ltd. A bar-format screen that sits on your wall the way a shelf would — not a TV, not a monitor, not a digital photo frame. It connects to your streaming library and renders your albums as browsable CD spines, the covers you know by heart, always visible. ## What it does Spine connects to Apple Music, Tidal and Spotify. Apple Music and Tidal sync your library automatically. Spotify imports in a single step (via TuneMyMusic), because Spotify does not allow third-party hardware to read a library directly. Your collection is then curated from Spine's companion app — add, remove, and arrange albums however you like, and your shelf updates instantly. Swipe to browse. Tap to explore the cover art. It's designed for music lovers who miss the physicality of a collection in the streaming age. ## How it works - Apple Music and Tidal: connect the account and your library syncs to the shelf automatically - Spotify: import your library in a single step using TuneMyMusic, then curate it from Spine's companion app - Companion app: add, remove, and arrange the albums on your shelf - Touch: swipe to browse, tap to explore the cover art - Tap to play: tapping an album starts it on the streaming service on your phone, which plays to whatever you already listen on (including a Sonos). Spine is a display — it does not play the audio itself. ## What Spine does NOT do (as of the current plan) Stated explicitly so it isn't inferred otherwise: - Not integrated at launch: Deezer, Qobuz, Amazon Music, YouTube Music - Personal / downloaded music libraries (local files, Roon, Plex) are being investigated but are NOT confirmed for launch - Spine does not play audio itself and has no speakers - No price has been announced yet ## Design - Bar-format display: long, narrow, wall-mounted, shaped like a shelf rather than a screen - CNC aluminium body, anodised dark - Matte etched glass front that cuts glare, so covers read like print in any light - Built-in ambient light sensor that adjusts brightness as the room changes - A single cable — no hub, no extra wiring - Designed to feel like furniture, not a gadget ## Key facts - Format: bar-format display, approximately 73cm wide and 17cm tall - Mounting: wall-mounted with a hidden bracket, similar to a floating shelf - Streaming: Apple Music and Tidal (automatic sync); Spotify (one-time import via TuneMyMusic) - Pricing: not yet announced; announced before the Kickstarter campaign opens - Designed in London, UK by Spine Music Ltd - Launching on Kickstarter in autumn 2026 ## Links - Website: https://spinemusic.com - About: https://spinemusic.com/about - FAQ: https://spinemusic.com/faq - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spinemusicuk - Email: hello@spinemusic.com ## Company Spine Music Ltd Registered in England & Wales (No. 17129395) 71-75 Shelton Street, London, WC2H 9JQ, UK