TIDAL Developer API MCP. Audit music catalogs, albums, and tracks with AI.

Your AI client uses the TIDAL Developer API to pull structured music data right from TIDAL's catalog. You don't gotta log into a separate streaming app; your agent handles all the heavy lifting, letting you audit discographies and get precise metadata points. It’s built for deep research—the kind of stuff an industry analyst needs when they can't just click around in an interface.

When you need to know if the service is even up, start with check_api_status. That single call confirms whether the entire TIDAL Developer service is running smoothly. If that tool doesn't pass, none of the other calls matter, so it’s always smart to check first.

Need to find an album? You can use search_tidal_albums to hunt for records by either the album name or the artist's name. This search returns basic metadata like how many tracks are on the record and what the total duration is, helping you narrow down your target quickly before diving deeper into specific IDs.

If you start with an artist's name instead of an album title, search_tidal_artists locates that artist within the TIDAL catalog. This gives you the essential artist ID needed for everything else. Once you have that ID, you can immediately call get_artist_albums. That tool doesn't just give you a few albums; it retrieves every single album associated with that specific artist ID, letting you map out their entire recorded discography.

If you know the exact name of an album but don't have its ID yet, you can use search_tidal_albums again. This finds the album and gives you the necessary metadata to proceed. If you already have that unique album ID, calling get_album_tracks fetches every single track belonging to it. You get a complete list of tracks, each with detailed associated metadata.

These tools let your agent go beyond simple search results. They provide granular data points: the specific identifiers for any given piece of music, precise duration markers, and comprehensive lists that map out an artist’s full output. For instance, you can combine search_tidal_artists to find an ID, use that ID with get_artist_albums to get a list of five albums, then pick one album's ID and pass it into get_album_tracks to pull every single tracklist for analysis.

You don't need any manual steps or guesswork; your agent runs the workflow based on what you prompt it with.