3 Music Search Engines

Sometimes, you need to check the particular song from the particular artist. How to do that fast? If you type the song name in the general Search Engine, it will give you many different references to the purchase source, history, notes, but none might be related to the music clip itself. If you try Torrents, most likely you do find what you want, but you can get a virus or Trojan as bonus as well. You have multiple online audio streaming collections or music focused social networks, but there is no guarantee that the song is already included in the database.So… Try Songerize, a super simple Google-like search engine to locate popular audio tracks. Just type in the song name and the author and within seconds the built-in audio player starts playing right under the results. Songerize does not give any information where have been the tracks located, or where to buy them, but ease of use and very impressive coverage of the music world make this free service extremely handy for the music lovers.If the interface is too simple to you try the parent site, which use the same search engine, but can be characterized by more complicated interface and set of features: SeeqPod. With this search engine, you get multiple hits on the song you search, including possible video clips and related publications. Actually, here you can choose what kind of media you are looking for. Leaving checked the audio check mark only you can limit your search results exclusively to the music tracks. And the big advantage is that you can download clips directly to your Hard Drive after you listened them and found interesting. This is my personal favorite among all there services. Somewhat comparable to Songerize is Songza - another music search engine and online player. In terms of functionality, it is in the middle between Songerize and SeeqPod.Please review screens to get a first impression: All three reviewed services are free to use and do not require registration.