Is there a Shazam-Like API? [closed] - ios

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I write programs using Apple's Siri Shortcuts, and I am looking for an API or any way that can be used to identify a song playing in the background.
Is there any software that can do this? If not, is there a way to write a Shortcut that IDs a song?
Thank you!

Check out Gracenote:
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Gracenote (which is owned by Sony) has opened up it's SDKs and APIs and has a proper dev portal.
You can check out the app "Track ID" on Play Store which I am sure will give you better results than Shazam or Soundhound. Track ID uses the Gracenote services. Having access to the huge Sony Music collection, Gracenote does a much better job of ACR than Shazam (especially, me being Indian, I find Gracenote recognising a lot of Hindi, Bengali, Tamil songs, which Shazam or Soundhound only are able to recognise English ones)."
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