Song Guesser

Guessable Songs by Artist

Pick a catalog — 35 artists — and name each guessable song from its real opening sound, before the chorus hands you the answer.

Choose your artist

Taylor SwiftTaylor Swift74 songs Michael JacksonMichael Jackson70 songs BeyoncéBeyoncé55 songs RihannaRihanna68 songs DrakeDrake69 songs EminemEminem66 songs Kanye WestKanye West61 songs Justin BieberJustin Bieber69 songs The WeekndThe Weeknd65 songs Linkin ParkLinkin Park67 songs Lady GagaLady Gaga69 songs Bruno MarsBruno Mars62 songs AdeleAdele50 songs Ariana GrandeAriana Grande64 songs Billie EilishBillie Eilish58 songs Ed SheeranEd Sheeran70 songs ColdplayColdplay68 songs BTSBTS75 songs BLACKPINKBLACKPINK37 songs G-DRAGONG-DRAGON50 songs David GuettaDavid Guetta64 songs PitbullPitbull68 songs Kendrick LamarKendrick Lamar62 songs Olivia RodrigoOlivia Rodrigo50 songs Lana Del ReyLana Del Rey52 songs Maroon 5Maroon 572 songs ShakiraShakira67 songs Travis ScottTravis Scott77 songs Sabrina CarpenterSabrina Carpenter77 songs Anuel AAAnuel AA51 songs Don ToliverDon Toliver65 songs Tate McRaeTate McRae66 songs Playboi CartiPlayboi Carti28 songs Bad BunnyBad Bunny56 songs Katy PerryKaty Perry59 songs

Know the catalog

What makes an artist's songs guessable?

An artist quiz pulls every round from one performer's catalog — The Weeknd, Taylor Swift, BTS, Bad Bunny and thirty-one more. You hear real preview audio, not written trivia: a tenth of a second of a track, and longer reveals only when you ask. A song here is a recording you can place the moment it starts, because the voice, the ad-lib or the production gives the artist away before the title does.

Because every round is one artist, the quiz rewards the ear that knows the deep cuts, not just the radio hits. The fastest solves are the ones whose first half-second could only belong to that one catalog. Reveal the 0.5, 2, 8 and 15-second stages of this Heardle-style song guessing game in order, and answer the moment the track becomes clear. Play it as a song guesser for whichever catalog you can quote by heart — no account, no app, no download.

Pick a lane

Thirty-five catalogs, four lanes

Pop catalogs

Taylor Swift (74), Rihanna (68), Ariana Grande (64) and Adele (50). Hooks written to be recognized in a beat, so a tenth of a second is usually enough.

Rap and R&B

Travis Scott (77), Drake (69), Eminem (66) and Kendrick Lamar (62). Bars, 808s and ad-libs, where the opening beat gives the catalog away.

K-pop

BTS (75), G-DRAGON (50) and BLACKPINK (37). Group chants and choreo-sized drops the fans can name in a single beat.

Latin and global

Bad Bunny (56), Shakira (67), Anuel AA (51) and Pitbull (68). Bilingual hooks and reggaeton rhythms that cross languages and hemispheres.

Before you play

Artist guessable songs FAQ

How is an artist quiz different from a genre quiz?

A genre quiz mixes many artists who share a sound; an artist quiz stays inside one performer's catalog. One asks you to name the style, the other to name the track. In both, a guessable song is one you can place from its first half-second.

Which artist is the hardest?

Whichever catalog you know least deeply. An artist you only know from the radio will stump you on album cuts, while a favorite's guessable songs feel easy from a tenth of a second.

Do I need to know the album or the year?

No. You only need to recognize the song. The catalog sets the pool, but the answer is always the title — never the release date or the album name. A guessable song gives itself away on the recording alone.

How many songs does each artist have?

Catalogs range from 28 songs for Playboi Carti up to 77 for Travis Scott and Sabrina Carpenter. The guessable songs in each catalog reshuffle every round.

Is the artist quiz free?

Yes — every guessable song round is free with no account, no app, no signup and no daily limit. There is nothing to install: open any of the 35 catalogs and the first clip plays at once, straight from your browser.

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Choose an artist and name each guessable song from a tenth of a second.

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