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Sources and credits
LinkedIn for the facts, disko.world for the words, three photos for the atmosphere.
This is an independent rebuild of disko.world, the site of Disko Inc. — a Los Angeles concert subscription service. The company’s LinkedIn page and its own single-page site both survive; the site supplied the copy, the palette and the structure.
Two sources. The LinkedIn company page (read through a text proxy, as the page itself blocks automated access) supplied the industry, size, headquarters and website. The company’s own site supplied everything else.
Provenance
Where each claim comes from
- The tagline, the about copy, the three steps, the venues, the team and the milestones — disko.world: “The concert subscription service”, “Live music, on a membership”, Browse / Subscribe / RSVP, the Los Angeles venue list, the three co-founders, and the 2018–2020 timeline.
- Founded 2019, Los Angeles, iPhone and iPad app, the slogan line — the meta description and the company table on the same site.
- The DISKO trademark — the company’s own statement of it, and the February 2019 filing and August 2020 registration in its milestones.
- Industry “Musicians”, 2–10 employees, headquarters Los Angeles, website disko.events — the LinkedIn company page.
- The contact address, coltrane@disko.world — the contact block on disko.world, and the privacy policy’s team@disko.world for data enquiries.
- Palette and type — the site’s own stylesheet: bg #0B0414, hot #FF2BD6, ice #27F3FF, sun #FFE94A, with Arial Black / Impact for display and Helvetica/Arial for text.
Photography
Three photographs
The company’s site carried no photographs of its own, so three open-licensed images carry the atmosphere. Each is credited here:
- Live show — “Baby Keem performing live, Apple Music, London”, Ecooperphoto, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.
- Turntable and records — “DJ Setup Vinyl Records”, Martin Krolikowski, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons.
- Downtown Los Angeles at night — Camiloarenivar, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.
- Changes: resized and re-encoded only; each remains under its original licence.
What changed
One page, made into seven
- The site was a single page. The same material is split into seven here: home, how it works, venues, team, company, contact and this page.
- No pricing is quoted because the company published no price: the plan is described as covering “a set number of concerts”.
- Photography was added, as above, in place of the original’s gradient-only background.
- The contact form is a replica and posts nowhere.
- No JavaScript framework, no fonts to download: plain HTML, one stylesheet, one small script.
What is not claimed
The gaps
- No price, no member count and no revenue were published, so none appear.
- No app-store listing is linked: the site says iPhone and iPad app, but no store page is referenced.
- The LinkedIn page lists disko.events as the website while the live site runs on disko.world; both are recorded as published, and disko.events no longer resolves.
- No other offices, investors or partners beyond Snap Inc.’s Yellow accelerator as stated in the milestones.
Independent site
Built from Disko Inc.’s published material and its LinkedIn profile. Not affiliated with Disko Inc.