Music link matching API
Convert one music-service URL into matching song, album, artist, and metadata links across platforms.
A music link matching API takes a URL from one music service and finds the same song, album, or artist on other platforms. Musicfetch uses URL lookup to resolve links from services like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Deezer, TIDAL, SoundCloud, Amazon Music, and more.
Use Musicfetch when you need to build smart links, enrich catalogs, normalize music metadata, or let users paste one music link and open the same content on their preferred service.
What music link matching returns
Musicfetch can return normalized metadata plus matching service links in one request. Depending on the source URL and requested services, responses can include:
- Track, album, or artist identity
- Matched links on requested music platforms
- ISRC and UPC identifiers when available
- Artwork, duration, release date, and artist metadata
- Service availability evidence for supported platforms
Example request
Common music link matching use cases
Music link matching API FAQ
What is a music link matching API?
A music link matching API accepts a song, album, or artist URL from one music service and returns matching links and normalized metadata for the same content on other services.
Can Musicfetch convert Spotify links to Apple Music or YouTube?
Yes. Musicfetch can resolve a supported Spotify URL and return matching Apple Music, YouTube, and other requested service links when a confident match is available.
Who uses music link matching?
Music link matching is useful for smart-link tools, artist websites, label dashboards, playlist tools, music catalogs, attribution workflows, and apps that need cross-platform music metadata.
Technical docs
Music link matching is powered by the Musicfetch URL lookup API. The docs include request parameters, examples, and an interactive playground for testing supported URLs.