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Three familiar song intros play and then fade before the first line; keep the tune in your head and stop the clock right as the singer would come in.
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Three familiar song intros play and then fade before the first line; keep the tune in your head and stop the clock right as the singer would come in.
Fill a 3x3 music bingo card by naming songs from their clips, with year and artist hints that each cost 20 seconds, aiming to complete three in a row.
Decode five song titles that have been reworded with synonyms back into the real names, as if each hit had been run through a thesaurus.
Name a 1990s album from a pixelated version of its cover art, with a history of past days' records to look back on.
Work out which 1980s album hides behind a pixelated rendering of its sleeve, with past days' covers kept in a history page.
Spot a 2000s album from a pixelated copy of its cover and choose it from the album list, with earlier days kept in a history.
Track down a mystery K-pop act or idol by how each guess's details compare, with partial credit for a shared parent label and six, eight or ten tries by difficulty.
Hear a sampled snippet and work out which well-known hit borrowed it within five attempts; misses and skips unlock clues such as genre, year and extra samples.
Hear a short melody and replay it by ear on an on-screen set of notes, working through it bar by bar, with note names shown as letters or do-re-mi.
Watch a Guitar Hero-like note chart scroll and name the song it charts, with six tries and two extra seconds of play after every wrong answer.
Link two artists through a chain of song collaborations and features, finding the shortest route from the start artist to the target, with hints on offer.
Pick out a 2010s track from its first notes, or from a clip of its hook, earning more of the song with each skipped or missed attempt.
Name six songs starting from a clip just a tenth of a second long, which stretches to 15 seconds as you skip, in pop, hip hop, EDM and all-hits playlists.
Listen to clips of eight songs and order them along a timeline by release year, with a hard mode for a tougher round.
Recognize the album behind pixelated images of its cover art, searching the album list to enter each guess.
Hear a 0.1-second snippet and name the song, with each miss or skip unlocking a longer clip, up to fifteen seconds over six listens.
Travel from one music artist to another by hopping between real collaborations and features, reaching the day's target artist using the fewest hops you can.
Identify five songs a day from a clip just 100 milliseconds long that lengthens after each miss, with fewer extensions earning a higher score.
Five music questions, 25 seconds apiece, each with dozens of valid answers; pick a right answer that rarely occurs to others to score closer to 100.
An album cover with all lettering erased: name the artist, the record and its year, revealing tracks from the tracklist if needed at a point apiece.
Six tries at a five-letter Taylor Swift word, plus side games for naming a song from a lyric revealed word by word, sorting titles by album and spotting the era.
Find the day's Eurovision entry as guesses compare language, year, country and placing, unlimited tries with fewer scoring more, plus emoji and connections modes.
Six guesses to find one Eurovision entry from any contest since 1956, with each guess's country, year, song language and final result rated exact, close or off.
Name a rap album from its cover in six tries as matching pixels stay lit, the artist tag turns green when right and an arrow points to an earlier or later release.
Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and the Beatles are among the classic rock covers to identify in six tries, with matching pixels kept lit and band and era hints.
Hear just one second of an '80s or '90s classic, replayable but never longer, and name the track in five tries as each miss unlocks the year, genre or artist initials.
Name the artist behind a classic '60s to '90s album cover that begins badly blurred and comes into focus a little with each wrong guess, six tries in all.
Estimate the pitch of a played sound in hertz, anywhere from 150 to 2,500, over three rounds worth up to 600 points for closeness, with a choice of difficulty and waveform.
Deduce a four-note seventh chord in four tries from green, yellow and gray note feedback; the voicing must match the exact inversion and fit within one octave.
Name three songs from pitch-shifted previews, then slide each one back to its true key by ear, with a correct name earning more tolerance in the pitch round.
Identify three songs from previews played at triple speed, each wrong guess slowing the clip toward normal and lowering the points on offer.
Think of a real song whose lyrics include the word of the day, earning more points the more obscure the track is and only half if the word sits in its title.
Listen to a mystery sound as many times as you like and name what is making it, with up to three hints before you give up.
Hear the day's hit song in your mind and drum out its pulse with 16 taps, scored on how near your pace lands to the track's real tempo.
Hear a short clip from a song and work out the secret word linked to it, which could be a place, animal, job or idea, using colored letter feedback and unlockable hints.
Identify an album from its tracklist, starting with its two least-known songs plus decade and genre, as each wrong guess adds a better-known track; six guesses in all.
Five sounds play at once, four from the same place and one from elsewhere; find the intruder, paying points for extra solo listens as your score drains by the second.