Discover the music behind the movies.
Cuefinda is a catalogue of film and TV soundtracks, scores, songs, composers and artists — with each track linked to where you can hear it, whenever we can match it with confidence.
No reviews. No ratings. No news. Just the music.
Two ways to explore
Start from a film, or from a person.
Explore by movie
Find every soundtrack connected to a film.
Scores, songs-from-the-film compilations, deluxe and expanded editions — each listed separately, with complete tracklists and credits. TV series work the same way, season by season.
Explore by composer or artist
Follow the people behind the music.
Every film and soundtrack album a composer or artist contributed to, filtered by the role they actually held. Roles are recorded per track, so the filter is exact rather than approximate.
What you’ll find
Everything connected to the soundtrack.
Soundtracks
Every soundtrack album released for a film or series, each listed on its own.
Scores
Original scores, and the composers who wrote them.
Songs
The songs featured in a film, and who performed each one.
Editions
Standard, deluxe and expanded releases, kept apart rather than merged.
Credits
Who contributed to each track, and the role they actually held.
Where to listen
A link to the service that holds the music, when we can match it reliably.
Why Cuefinda
A catalogue, not a magazine.
Cuefinda isn’t trying to tell you whether a soundtrack is good. It’s trying to answer four questions, and to answer them precisely:
- What music was released for this film?
- Who made it?
- Which album or edition is it on?
- Where can I hear it?
No reviews. No ratings. No news cycle.
Just the catalogue.
How it works
From movie to music in a few clicks.
- 01
Find a film
Search the catalogue, or browse by year.
- 02
Explore its releases
See every soundtrack album connected to it, including its different editions.
- 03
Open the tracklist
Explore the individual tracks, and the composers and artists behind them.
- 04
Listen where you want
Cuefinda doesn’t host the music. It connects you to the services that do.
Accuracy matters
No link beats the wrong link.
Cuefinda doesn’t generate links and hope they’re right. A recording is matched to a platform only when the details agree — and if a match isn’t reliable enough, the track simply has no link.
A plausible-looking link on the wrong recording is a lie the page tells confidently.
What has to agree
If they don’t, Cuefinda would rather show no link than send you confidently to the wrong recording. Found one that’s wrong anyway? Tell us.
Where the data comes from
Built from trusted music and film data.
Official sources and APIs only. Cuefinda does not scrape platform websites.
| Source | Used for |
|---|---|
| Wikidata | Film and series identity, titles, release years and composer credits |
| MusicBrainz | Releases, tracklists and artist credits |
| Discogs | Editions, formats and catalogue numbers |
| Cover Art Archive | Release artwork |
| Wikipedia | Synopses and composer and artist biographies |
| Apple Music | Album and track links |
| YouTube | Links to official Art Tracks |
| Amazon Music | Search links |
Learn more about our data →Hide the technical detail
Wikidata
SPARQL endpointFilm and series identity, title, and release year — titles 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 v2Releases, tracklists, and per-track artist credits. One entry per credited person, so a featured artist is never folded into the headliner.
Discogs
Discogs APIEdition and format detail — how a deluxe or expanded release is told apart from the standard one — plus catalogue numbers.
Cover Art Archive
coverartarchive.orgRelease cover images, tied to the MusicBrainz release they belong to.
Wikipedia
REST + Action APIThe synopsis on each film and series page, and the biography on each composer and artist page — quoted from their own articles under CC BY-SA and attributed in place, never written by us or by a machine.
Apple Music
iTunes Search APIAlbum and track links. Matched on title, credited artist, and release year, and rejected below a confidence floor — a link on the wrong record is worse than none.
YouTube
Data API v3Links to the label-delivered “Art Tracks” on artist “- Topic” channels. The deepest coverage of the link sources, so it carries the rows the stores miss.
Amazon Music
none — derived URLA 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. A track is bound to a platform only when its title and its duration both agree. How the site handles your data, and our use of YouTube API Services, are set out on the privacy and disclosures page.
Clear about what it is
What Cuefinda isn’t.
Not A streaming service
Cuefinda doesn’t host, stream or play any music.
Not A review site
No reviews and no ratings. The only opinions here are the hearts visitors leave on what they love.
Not A music-news site
No release news and no news cycle to keep up with.
Not A movie-review site
The focus is the music, not the merits of the film.
A soundtrack catalogue
Find the music, the people behind it, and where to hear it.
Ready to explore a soundtrack?
Find a movie. Discover its music. Follow the people who made it.
Cuefinda hosts no audio. It simply helps you find it.