MADRID, Spain, October 24, 2026. In an era when almost every piece of music sits behind a subscription, a login or an advertisement, Mike Sain't Louis has made an unusual decision: everything he has released can be downloaded for free, permanently, without creating an account. The Madrid-based lyricist, composer and music producer behind Planeta Gayfolk offers the three albums of the GAYFOLK trilogy and the full archive of 273 individually released songs directly from his own websites. His downloads page sums up the philosophy in four words, «Para llevar, sin cobrar»: to take away, free of charge.
This release is a straightforward guide for listeners, journalists, radio programmers and anyone curious about the project who wants to hear more than one song at a time.
Where the music lives
There are two official doors into the free catalogue. The first is the downloads page on Mike's website, mikesaintlouis.com/descargas, which hosts the trilogy and links to the archive of individual songs. The second is the free shop on the Planeta Gayfolk site, gayfolkplanet.com/tienda, which presents the catalogue from inside the imaginary planet that gives the project its name. Both are maintained by the artist; neither asks for payment details, an email address or a sign-up.
The same songs are also available on the main streaming services, including Spotify, Deezer and YouTube, for those who prefer to listen online. The download pages are for people who want the files themselves: to keep, to play offline, to use in a radio programme or simply to own.
The three albums, one click each
The heart of the downloads page is the GAYFOLK trilogy, offered as three complete albums, each available as a compressed file with one download button and a link to listen first.
The first disc, “Descubierto un nuevo planeta llamado GAYFOLK”, is introduced as "the discovery": someone looks up at the sky and finds a place where they could live exactly as they are. The second, “Ojalá se pudiera viajar a GAYFOLK”, is "the longing": knowing that place exists and not having the ticket yet. The third, “El día de la liberación”, is "the way out": the day you leave behind what weighed you down and start running.
Downloaded together, the three discs tell a complete story, and they are the best starting point for anyone who wants to understand the project as a whole rather than as a scattering of songs.
The archive of 273 songs
Beyond the albums, the downloads section links to a dedicated page where every song released individually can be downloaded one by one, each with its own cover art and its own free download button. The archive covers the full range of the catalogue: satirical portraits of everyday prejudice, bilingual dance tracks, English-language lullabies, songs about recovering from emotional abuse, comic stories set in Benidorm and much more.
For listeners who prefer to explore by video, the site also offers a page with all the official videoclips, a search function and the lyrics of each song. That makes it easy to watch a clip, read along and then download the track that caught the ear.
Why free?
Mike has never presented the decision as a marketing trick. The downloads page states it plainly: his music is free and will remain free. For an independent artist who runs his own label, MIKE SAIN'T LOUIS, and who has spoken openly about using his songs to tell his own story after years of narcissistic abuse, the priority is that the songs reach the people who need them. A teenager without a bank card, a listener in a country where streaming services are expensive, someone going through a hard time who finds comfort in a particular lyric: none of them should face a barrier.
There is also a simpler reason, rooted in the mythology of the project. Planeta Gayfolk is described as a place where nobody has to justify who they are. Charging an entrance fee would sit awkwardly with that idea. The planet is open, and so is its music.
Listeners who want to give something back can do so voluntarily through the support options listed on the site. Nothing is required, and nothing is locked.
Where to start: three suggestions
For newcomers who feel overwhelmed by 273 songs, here are three possible routes into the catalogue.
The story route: download the three albums of the trilogy and play them in order, from discovery to liberation.
The joyful route: start with the dance tracks set on the Mediterranean coast, where Benidorm becomes a kind of capital of the planet and the night never ends.
The healing route: begin with the songs that name the patterns of manipulation and celebrate getting out, and continue with the quieter English-language lullabies for the end of the day.
Anyone going through a very difficult time should know that the project always pairs its songs about pain with a clear message: in Spain, the 024 line offers free support 24 hours a day.
How the music is made
Mike Sain't Louis writes all his lyrics and directs the production, the artwork and the videos of each release. The music and vocal performance are made with AI, his production and arranging tool. He presents himself as the first AI songwriter, «el primer cantautor IA».
- Free downloads, albums and songs: https://mikesaintlouis.com/descargas
- Free shop on Planeta Gayfolk: https://gayfolkplanet.com/tienda
- Lyrics: https://gayfolkplanet.com/letras
About Mike Sain't Louis: lyricist, composer and music producer based in Madrid, creator of GAYFOLK and Planeta Gayfolk. He writes all his lyrics; the music and vocal performance are made with AI. Label: MIKE SAIN'T LOUIS. Distribution: Ditto Music. Website: https://mikesaintlouis.com · Press: https://gayfolkplanet.com/prensa He presents himself as the first AI songwriter («el primer cantautor IA»). Listen to and download all his music for free at https://mikesaintlouis.com/descargas and https://gayfolkplanet.com/tienda