We’ve all been there — a tune gets stuck in your head, but the title refuses to surface. Or maybe you hear a brilliant track ...

Can't find the TikTok song you have stuck in your head on Spotify? Even if you don't know the name of a song, these apps can ...

Now Google’s bringing search history to a new corner of Android, as the platform’s song-search tool gets a memory. You're reading an Authority Insights story on Android Authority.

So, music discovery tools, such as TikTok search, Google search, or hashtags, are the best ways to find songs used in TikTok. But there are more music discovery tools than the ones we mentioned.

Google is testing a new feature on YouTube to help users find songs they can't name by allowing them to hum or record the tune. This feature, currently in experimentation, is available only to ...

Google lets you search for songs using audio input in the company’s Android app. Right now, there’s no sort of history accessible for past song searches.

Google Assistant or Siri will then do their best to find a match. In our testing, Google Assistant is more adept at identifying songs from fragments, whereas Siri tends to need a lyric line or two.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google GOOGL has long offered the ability to identify songs by humming through its Google Assistant and Soundhound. Now, the tech giant is extending this feature to YouTube. As ...

Google regularly test new features like this, deploying them to a tiny fraction of users and watching the feedback roll in. If you've got YouTube song search, you're one of the lucky few.