ISRC Lookup API
The Musicfetch ISRC lookup API finds a track by International Standard Recording Code and returns normalized recording metadata across music services. Use it when you already have an ISRC and need service links, titles, artists, album context, or availability from supported platforms.
If you need to discover the ISRC first, use the free ISRC finder. If you have a Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, or other service link instead of an identifier, use URL lookup.
When to use ISRC lookup
- Match the same recording across multiple streaming platforms.
- Enrich an internal catalog with service links and normalized track metadata.
- Verify whether a recording identifier resolves to the expected title and artist.
- Build music operations, rights, distribution, or reporting workflows around stable recording IDs.
Example
Endpoint
GET https://api.musicfetch.io/isrc
Query parameters
ISRC API FAQ
What does the Musicfetch ISRC API return?
The ISRC endpoint returns a normalized MusicfetchTrack with matched track links and metadata from the requested music services when matches are available.
Which services can Musicfetch match from an ISRC?
Musicfetch can search supported services such as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud, and other configured music platforms.
When should I use ISRC lookup instead of URL lookup?
Use ISRC lookup when you already have the recording identifier and want to find matching tracks across services. Use URL lookup when you have a service link and need Musicfetch to identify the recording first.
Try it out
Use the interactive playground below to test the ISRC lookup endpoint with your own parameters. The playground will show you the exact request and response.