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Music Metadata API:

Artist, song, album, venue, and festival metadata

Retrieve standardized metadata for 60M+ songs, 12M+ artists, 24M+ albums, 6M+ playlists, 28K+ festivals, and 110K+ venues

Complete metadata for the global music ecosystem

Use our API to access structured and verified metadata for every entity — from songs and albums to festivals and venues. The Soundcharts Metadata API helps automate catalog enrichment, detect missing data, and keep internal databases consistent across platforms and identifiers (ISRC, UPC, UUID, and more).

Get detailed song metadata

Retrieve standardized metadata for any track, including title, artist, ISRC, duration, release date, label, distributor, and copyright information. This endpoint also provides genre classification, contributor roles (composers, producers), and complete audio features such as tempo, key, energy, valence, danceability, and acousticness — ideal for catalog management and analytical applications.

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Song metadata api

Access artist metadata

Retrieve standardized artist metadata, including name, country, genres, ISNI, IPI, and identifiers across platforms. This endpoint also provides details such as biography, gender, career stage, and city to support accurate artist profiles and cross-platform matching.

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Artist metadata api

Retrieve album metadata

Access standardized album metadata including title, artist, UPC, release date, total tracks, labels, distributor, and copyright information. Use this data to connect albums with corresponding artists and releases, enrich catalogs, and maintain accurate release records across your systems.

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Album metadata api

Get playlist metadata

Retrieve playlist metadata including name, platform, type (editorial, user, algorithmic), country, track count, subscriber or view count, and refresh frequency. Access metadata across major DSPs like Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube, Amazon Music, and more to monitor playlist availability, coverage, and reach by market.

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Playlist metadata api

Access venue metadata

Retrieve detailed metadata for music venues, including name, city, country, region, address, postal code, geographic coordinates, capacity, type, and website. Use this data to map live performance locations, connect venues to festivals or artists, and enrich internal systems with precise, location-based venue information.

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Venue metadata api

Access festival metadata

Retrieve detailed metadata for music festivals, including name, city, country, region, venue, address, capacity, website, and geographic coordinates. Use this data to locate festivals worldwide, enrich live event databases, and connect festivals with their hosting venues.

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Festival metadata api

Common questions about music metadata

What is metadata?

Music metadata refers to the information that describes a recording — including its title, artist, release date, contributors, ISRC, and much more. It’s the data that allows streaming platforms, rights organizations, and music companies to identify, organize, and track songs accurately.

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What is the purpose of metadata?

Metadata ensures that songs are correctly identified, credited, and monetized across platforms. It supports everything from playlist placements and search results to royalty collection and catalog management. Without it, artists risk losing visibility and revenue.

Where can I find music metadata?

Metadata is embedded in audio files and distributed through digital platforms, PROs, and metadata databases. With the Soundcharts API, developers can access standardized metadata directly from global sources — including songs, albums, artists, playlists, and live events.

What type of metadata does Soundcharts provide?

Soundcharts provides descriptive, ownership, and analytical metadata. That includes song details (title, ISRC, language, audio features), artist identifiers (ISNI, IPI), release information (UPC, distributor), and event data (festivals and venues).