Free track ID finder. Paste a SoundCloud mix or Instagram link and get the tracklist IDs — with Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music, and Discogs links, including unreleased and underground tracks.
Works with SoundCloud mixes and Instagram posts, reels, and carousels. Reads audio, descriptions, and comments — so it finds unreleased and underground track IDs.
Reading the tracklist, audio, and comments...
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What a track ID finder actually does
When a DJ plays an unreleased edit or an underground track in a mix, the crowd asks the same one-word question in the comments: "ID?" A track ID is the answer — the artist and title of a song that is hard to place. This track ID finder resolves those IDs for you. Paste a SoundCloud mix or an Instagram post and it reads three things: the audio, the posted tracklist or description, and the comments where fans and the DJ often drop the IDs themselves. That combination is why it finds tracklist IDs an audio-only app like Shazam returns nothing for — the track is not in a fingerprint database, but the ID is sitting in the text.
Pick the right tool for the source
This finder handles both SoundCloud and Instagram from one box. Before running a new analysis, it can be worth checking the published tracklist archive — timestamped tracklists from SoundCloud mixes other listeners have already analysed. If you know your source, these focused tools go deeper:
Frequently asked questions
What is a track ID?
A track ID is the name of a song and its artist, especially one that is hard to identify — an unreleased edit, a bootleg, or an underground track played in a DJ set. "ID?" is what people comment under a mix when they want to know what a track is. This track ID finder reads the audio, description, and comments to resolve those IDs.
What links can I paste into the track ID finder?
A SoundCloud mix or set URL, or a public Instagram post or reel URL. The finder detects which platform the link is from and analyzes it automatically, then returns each track ID with Spotify, Bandcamp, Apple Music, and Discogs links.
How is this different from Shazam?
Shazam only listens to audio, so it fails on unreleased edits, bootlegs, and underground tracks not in its fingerprint database. This track ID finder also reads the tracklist, description, and comments — where DJs and fans post IDs — so it resolves tracks Shazam returns nothing for.
Is the track ID finder free?
Yes. The first analysis is free without an account. A free TrackRadar account includes 3 analyses every month. No app to install. Beyond that, credits are $4.99 for 10, one-time, never expiring, and you are only charged when an analysis actually finds tracks.