Paste a SoundCloud mix URL and get the tracklist. TrackRadar reads the description and comments, and a free account adds the audio. With Spotify and Bandcamp links.
How the SoundCloud Tracklist Finder Works
Paste a public SoundCloud mix URL into the field above. TrackRadar fetches the mix page, reads through the description and comments, and extracts the track names it can find. Each identified track is then matched against Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music, and Discogs so you get streaming and purchase links for the tracks it finds.
The tool works with mixes, live sets, radio shows, and other SoundCloud uploads where the creator has published a tracklist. Pattern recognition parses common tracklist formats including numbered lists, timestamp-based layouts, and artist/title pairs separated by dashes or hyphens. That saves you from copying track names and searching for them one by one.
Why Tracklists Matter for Music Discovery
Mixes are one of the places where underground music turns up first. A set often contains tracks that are not on any public playlist. Many of them are unreleased, vinyl-only, or on small independent labels that rarely surface through algorithmic recommendations. Getting the tracklist with streaming links lets you build a library from the music you actually hear in sets.
This is especially valuable for genres like techno, house, drum and bass, ambient, and other forms of electronic music, where artists often play new material in sets before it is released. When the uploader publishes a tracklist with the mix, TrackRadar turns that text into links so you can save, buy, or stream the tracks.
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Frequently asked questions
What SoundCloud URLs work with this tool?
Public SoundCloud URLs work, including mixes, individual tracks, and sets. The URL should follow the standard format: soundcloud.com/artist-name/track-name. Mobile share links (on.soundcloud.com) are also supported and will be resolved automatically.
How does it find the tracklist?
TrackRadar reads the description and comments of the SoundCloud page, then parses track names using pattern recognition. It detects common tracklist formats including numbered lists, timestamp layouts, and artist/title pairs separated by dashes. The tool works best when the uploader has included a formatted tracklist in the description.
What if there is no tracklist in the description?
If the uploader has not published a tracklist, TrackRadar falls back to audio fingerprinting, which identifies tracks directly from the audio signal even when no description is available. Audio fingerprinting is included — there is nothing extra to buy for it.
Can I extract tracklists from private or unlisted mixes?
No, only public SoundCloud pages are supported. The mix must be publicly accessible for TrackRadar to read its description and comments. Private and unlisted tracks cannot be accessed by external tools.
How many extractions can I do?
A free TrackRadar account includes a monthly free allowance (3 analyses, or a track allowance on track-metered accounts). Need more? Top-ups are $4.99 for 10, they never expire, and you're only charged when we find tracks. Audio fingerprinting for mixes without a published tracklist counts against the same allowance.