Find similar tracks.By sound, not genre.

A similar-track finder built for DJs and crate-diggers. You drop in a reference track — a YouTube, SoundCloud, or Bandcamp link — and DigDeeper returns up to 100 tracks that acoustically sound like it. No genre tags, no charts, no behavioral algorithm. Just sound.

Most music platforms recommend based on metadata — genre labels, artist tags, popularity. DigDeeper ignores all of that and analyzes the actual audio of your reference. A 1994 jungle B-side and a 2024 release can score 94% similar if they share the same texture and energy — even if their tags say nothing in common.

A deep audio model listens to your reference track and turns it into a numerical fingerprint that captures rhythm, bass weight, drum patterns, harmonic texture and atmosphere. That fingerprint is compared to every track in the catalog — the closest matches are returned, scored 0–100%. It works like a reverse music search engine, where the query is an actual song instead of text.

A score that tells you how close two songs sound to each other. DigDeeper gives every result a similarity score from 0% to 100% — 95% feels nearly identical, 70% is in the same neighborhood, 50% is loosely related.

Shazam identifies a track you heard. DigDeeper finds tracks that sound like a track you already have. Different jobs. If you don't know what the song is, use Shazam. Once you have it, drop it into DigDeeper to get 100 more that match.

Because Spotify optimizes for what people like you tend to play — not for what you are searching for right now. When you're hunting one very specific groove, the algorithm hands you safe averages. DigDeeper takes the opposite approach: it focuses entirely on the track you drop in, ignoring trends and crowd preferences.

YouTube, SoundCloud, and Bandcamp. Paste a URL from any of them — or search the existing catalog by artist and title. YouTube is the most reliable for fresh URL submissions; some tracks are blocked by extraction policies.

Paste the URL — DigDeeper fetches and analyzes the audio on the fly, then adds it to the catalog. First search on a fresh URL takes about 10–30 seconds; every subsequent search on that track is instant. The catalog itself is large and growing — every URL someone drops in adds to it. Coverage is strongest for electronic and underground music: house, techno, breakbeat, jungle, ambient, dub, electro, garage and their tributaries.

That's exactly what DigDeeper does. Paste the URL of the track you want more of, and you'll get up to 100 acoustically similar tracks back, ranked by similarity score.

Underground tracks aren't gated by tags or charts — they're gated by how they sound. Drop a track from an underground scene you like, and DigDeeper will surface other tracks that match acoustically, regardless of how popular or obscure they are.

Pick the anchor tracks first — the ones you know you want to play. Drop each into DigDeeper to find tracks that fit between them sonically. Use any result as a new reference to build out the set's flow.

Yes, in two ways. Anonymous mode gives you 3 searches to try it out, no signup. Signing in unlocks a 14-day trial with unlimited searches, no card needed. After the trial, free users get 5 similarity searches per month, every feature included.