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Cuefinda

A catalogue, not a magazine.

Cuefinda does one thing: it tells you what music was released for a film, who made it, and where to hear it. There are no reviews, no ratings, no release news, and no blog — just the catalogue.

Two ways in

Both search paths lead to the same underlying data, entered from opposite ends.

By movie

Every soundtrack album released for that film — score, songs from the movie, deluxe, expanded — each labelled and listed separately, with track listings, credits, and trivia.

Browse movies →

By author

Every film and album a person contributed to, filtered by the role they actually held — composer, artist, or both. Role is stored per track, so the filter is accurate rather than approximate.

Browse people →

Where the data comes from

Official APIs only. Cuefinda does not scrape platform websites.

  • Wikidata

    SPARQL endpoint

    Film identity, title, and release year — films are addressed by QID, so the three different films called “Dune” never collide. Also the source of composer credits, as separate people.

  • MusicBrainz

    Web Service v2

    Releases, tracklists, and per-track artist credits. One entry per credited person, so a featured artist is never folded into the headliner.

  • Discogs

    Discogs API

    Edition and format detail — how a deluxe or expanded release is told apart from the standard one — plus catalogue numbers.

  • Cover Art Archive

    coverartarchive.org

    Release cover images, tied to the MusicBrainz release they belong to.

  • Apple Music

    iTunes Search API

    Album and track links. Matched on title, credited artist, and release year, and rejected below a confidence floor — a monetised link on the wrong record is worse than none.

  • YouTube

    Data API v3

    Links to the label-delivered “Art Tracks” on artist “- Topic” channels. The deepest coverage of the four, so it carries the rows the stores miss.

  • Amazon Music

    none — derived URL

    A search link built from the album and artist name. There is no public catalogue API, so this one is unverified by construction and never a record’s only destination.

No audio is hosted, streamed, or embedded on Cuefinda, and there is no player. Every album and track ends in a link to the service that holds it. A track is bound to a platform only when its title and its duration both agree — a plausible-looking link on the wrong recording is a lie the page tells confidently, and a paid one at that. Some of those links are affiliate links; see our privacy and disclosures page.

Looking for something specific? Search the catalogue.