The October 9th debut will only include the four episodes covering the auditions. You’ll have to wait until October 16th to see the cyphers, music videos and rap battles that define the next three episodes, while the final three episodes (including samples and collaborations) appear on October 23rd.

The teaser trailer doesn’t provide too much of the show’s flavor — it’s not clear if this is different from the usual music competitions or just a streaming-only parallel to shows like America’s Got Talent. There’s no doubt that this is a significant experiment for Netflix, though, and it’s easy to see the format becoming commonplace if Rhythm + Flow rakes in enough viewers.

Before Chance the Rapper released his 2016 streaming-only album Coloring Book, he shared his first two mixtapes, 10day and Acid Rap, for free on SoundCloud. They’ve lived there since 2012 and 2013, respectively, but as of today, they’re available on Apple Music, Spotify and other major streaming services, too. As Engadget’s Billy Steele wrote when Drake’s So Far Gone mixtape hit streaming services, these early works don’t always make it to streaming platforms, so it’s significant when they do.