Sonoteller

Sonoteller is an experimental AI music analysis engine that listens to a song and produces a comprehensive profile covering both lyrics and music. Users can search for an artist and song title or paste a YouTube URL into the search box, and in under a minute the engine returns a structured analysis: a lyrics summary, moods, themes, language detection, explicit content flagging, genres and subgenres, instruments, BPM, key, vocal type, and the golden minute, which is the highlight section including the chorus. The tool is designed to simplify how music lovers understand and organize their music, and for industry professionals it enables automatic tagging that makes catalogs easier to discover across digital service providers, powering search engines, playlist creation, recommendations, and audience profiling. Sonoteller offers dedicated API endpoints for music analysis, lyrics analysis, and sections tagging, which can be synced with catalog management workflows, and it provides DDEX-compliant metadata including lyrical themes for labels and publishers delivering to DSPs. The product is currently in beta, with the site noting that users should allow for occasional issues and delays, and YouTube videos are used for demo purposes only, with the API requiring users' own music files for production use. Sonoteller has been featured by Fast Company and Product Hunt, and it has been acquired by Chordal, a music technology company, which announced the acquisition and continues to develop the product's features for music supervisors and content companies. The engine also enriches music descriptors for music discovery and distribution, and it offers a special discount for music labels and publishers who apply through the site. The engine also enriches music descriptors for music discovery and distribution, and it offers a special discount for music labels and publishers who apply through the site. Sonoteller has been featured by Fast Company, Digital Trends, and Product Hunt, and the press coverage highlights its usefulness as a free AI tool. The product is currently in beta, with the site noting that users should allow for occasional issues and delays, and YouTube videos are used for demo purposes only, with the API requiring users' own music files for production use.