Tomahawk is a music player that can play music stored in many different places, including music subscription services, promotion platforms, networked libraries, online data lockers, and more. It does this by decoupling the name of the song from the source it was shared from (e.g. a friend's playlist) and fulfills the "play" request using all available sources. This allows Tomahawk users to create playlists using songs from their own computer, Spotify, YouTube, and more.
The Toma.hk API uses Tomahawk's technology to allow users to embed a player for almost any song on a website using JavaScript.
Of the many APIs we published this week, ten were highlighted on the blog by our team of writers. In this post, we’ll shine a spotlight on those ten, which included the Cloudera Developer Kit. This kit will help developers build applications in Hadoop environments by providing them with API tools and reducing the barriers to entry. Meaning the rather expensive environment will be more open due to efficiency tips and tools provided by the CDK. To learn more about what exactly the Cloudera developer kit does, visit the Cloudera site as well as the Cloudera API blog post.
For music fans who enjoy listening to playlists on their laptops or desktops, Tomahawk is a music player with a few extra bells and whistles that may be of some interest. It's an open-source, cross-platform music player, which means it enables a user to play music stored on their own hard drives as well as from a variety of other music sources like Spotify, SoundCloud, YouTube and more. The Toma.hk API makes this functionality available to developers or users to add songs to websites.
The MTV News API returns music news data in JSON format. Developers can get an API Key to search MTV News, accessing live examples that include top headlines and recent search articles.
The Galiboo Music API returns music metadata, assisted by artificial intelligence. Developers authenticate with token and Keys to make calls in JSON format. Galiboo API is an interface for...
The AudD API supports music recognition by music fragments (like Shazam) and by humming. API returns music metadata and lyrics. The API allows you to send requests by GET and POST.
The Apiseeds Lyrics API provides a searchable lyrics database with over one million song lyrics. The API supports the following responses: tracks, artists, language, and names. JSON is the preferred...
Media creation platforms and apps of all types (e.g. video creation, website builders, music production) use the Storyblocks API to integrate millions of royalty-free stock video, photo and audio...
