Search for an album (or just an artist to browse their discography): cover art, year, tracklist and 30-second previews.
A free album finder: search for any record and get its card with cover art, release year, first-release date, genre, full tracklist and official 30-second previews. Search just an artist to browse their whole discography.
Where the data comes from
The card combines two open sources: the iTunes Search API (cover art, tracklists and previews, always served from Apple's servers) and MusicBrainz, the open music encyclopedia (original release date and album type). Our server only acts as a cached proxy so the tool is fast and respectful with both APIs — no account or API key involved, and nothing about you is stored.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
Cover art, tracklists and previews come from the public iTunes Search API; the first-release date and album type come from MusicBrainz, the open music encyclopedia. Results are cached on our server for a few days to be fast and respect both APIs' limits.
Can I listen to full songs?
No. You hear the official 30-second previews that Apple offers publicly. For the full song there is a direct link to the album on Apple Music.
Why can't I find an album?
The search runs against the iTunes catalogue of your store (Spain for the Spanish version). Some editions, regional releases or very obscure albums may be missing — try fewer words, the original title, or just the artist name.
Is anything about me stored?
No personal data. Searched albums are kept anonymously in a temporary server cache (so repeat lookups are instant), nothing else.