Musixmatch Alternative MCP. Access every piece of global music data right from your chat.

Musixmatch Alternative gives your AI agent deep access to massive global music data. You can search tracks by title, artist, or even a specific snippet of lyrics. It pulls full lyrics, time-coded subtitles, and current top charts for any country in the world. Need song metadata? Wanna translate the words? This server handles every piece of structured music info you'll need.

Finding What You Want: Searching & Discovery

You don't gotta know the ID to start digging. If you just remember a line or two, run search_tracks and it finds songs using title, artist name, or even a lyric phrase snippet. For maximum accuracy, if you have a song title, both match_lyrics and match_subtitle take that title and return the full lyrics data or synchronized subtitle data in one go.

Need to know everything about a single track? Use get_track with its ID for basic metadata, or run match_track if you only have the name. If you've got an artist's name, use search_artists to pull up their profile details.

Deep Dive into Discographies: Artists and Albums

Want to track down a whole body of work? Start with get_artist to pull all the metadata for an artist. That gives you the rundown on who they are, then you can run get_artist_albums to see every album they've ever dropped. Once you pick an album, use get_album_tracks and it sends back a complete list of every song contained within that specific record.

For any given track, get_track pulls basic metadata, but if you need the full word-by-word timing, run get_track_richsync. You can also find out what genres are used in the database by checking get_music_genres.

Lyrics and Subtitles: The Words and the Timing

If you gotta read lyrics, get_track_lyrics pulls the whole plain text for any song. But if timing matters—and it usually does—you'll wanna use get_track_subtitle, which gets synchronized subtitles in LRC format. If you only need a quick taste of what the song is about, get_track_snippet gives you an excerpt. For detailed synchronization analysis, get_track_subtitle provides that time-coded subtitle data.

Global Context and Trends: Charts and Language

Need to know what's hot right now? You can pull current top artists from major international charts by running get_chart_artists for a specific country. To see the most popular tracks, use get_chart_tracks. If you need to translate anything—it's easy. Use get_lyrics_translation if you grab full lyrics and need them in another language.

Similarly, if you pull synchronized subtitles, run get_subtitle_translation to get that time-coded content translated.

Advanced Utility: Publishing & Data Management

Beyond just reading the data, this server lets you manage it. If you're dealing with music rights or publishing details, you can use post_work to submit new data on a musical work. You'll also use post_work_validity to set an official end date for intellectual property records. It’s everything from basic track metadata to complex global trends and multilingual content.

Your agent handles it all.