What is SongTrivia?
SongTrivia is an online blind test where a song snippet plays, a timer starts, and you must name the track before time runs out. The catalog is organized like a music library: quizzes by genre (pop, rock, rap, R&B, metal, K-pop, latino, electro, country), by decade reaching back to the 1930s, and by artist, with each artist page carrying its own editorial curation. The core mode is multiplayer: create a private party, invite friends, and compete to prove who really knows music.
How to play SongTrivia
Choose a quiz from the genre library, decade collection, or featured artists row, or create a party and invite friends.
The timer starts as soon as the song snippet plays. Name the song before time runs out. Faster correct answers earn more points against the other players. After several rounds, the scoreboard shows who won.
Game modes include private multiplayer parties, where friends play live through a shared invite link; genre quizzes covering pop, rock, rap, R&B, metal, K-pop, latino, electro, and country; decade quizzes ranging from current music back to 1930s jazz and swing; and artist quizzes focused on individual performers. The featured artist row changes weekly.
Fast recognition matters in party mode. The clip starts, the countdown runs, and earlier correct answers earn more points. Each round adds to the quiz score, so every guess can change the standings.
Listen for the production texture before the vocals begin; it often gives away the track. When playing with others, a quick answer that is nearly right can beat a slower, certain one because hesitation costs time.
Use decade quizzes to find gaps in your knowledge, especially in the 1930s–1950s rounds. Browsing the artist library can also help you prepare for featured rotations. The catalog spans many eras, and familiarity with more of them helps in party play.
No installation is required, and access is free.
SongTrivia runs in a browser, with no downloads or accounts. It turns the blind test into a multiplayer web game: create a game, invite friends, and compete. Unlike daily music games that offer one track a day, SongTrivia gives players its full catalog and a live scoreboard for settling music arguments.