An unofficial API for JioSaavn written in Python 3 and built with Flask. It returns song details in JSON format and accepts song names, song links, album links and playlist links through a universal endpoint, with separate endpoints for songs, albums, playlists and lyrics.
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An unofficial API for JioSaavn written in Python 3 and built with Flask. It returns song details in JSON format and accepts song names, song links, album links and playlist links through a universal endpoint, with separate endpoints for songs, albums, playlists and lyrics.
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0Openwhyd is a community site for discovering and collecting music tracks from YouTube, Soundcloud, Deezer and other services. Users can add tracks to collections, and other users can add, like, comment on and share them. The site also offers a mobile track finder for locating favorite tracks on the go. It is maintained collaboratively under the MIT License.
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0A music discovery site that lists the most popular music on the web right now, based on posts from thousands of people who write about music they love. The popular page shows tracks with the number of sites that posted them and links to Bandcamp and other platforms. It includes sections such as Latest, Popular, Indexed Sites, Spy, and Archives.
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0YT Upload Clear is a page providing JavaScript code intended to delete all uploaded songs in YouTube Music. The code is pasted into the browser console on the library page. The page notes that the process is slow.
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LostMyspace is a searchable interface for exploring a collection of nearly half a million songs that the Internet Archive recovered from Myspace. The page notes that Myspace was a premier place for bands to post music from 2003 to 2012, and that it lost its music in a botched server migration in 2018. All content is hosted by the Internet Archive.
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0The UCSB Cylinder Audio Archive is an online archive of cylinder recordings from the UC Santa Barbara Library. Visitors can listen to and download recordings, explore thematic playlists, and read about cylinder recording history. The library invites donations and offers an adopt-a-cylinder option.
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