trakd

The sets. The tracks.
The places behind them.

Trakd connects electronic music through recorded DJ sets, released tracks, artists and venues.

This service supplies public Trakd catalog information to ChatGPT. It is being prepared for plugin review. No Trakd account is required to read the catalog.

House, techno and the people behind the music

Discover DJs and producers using stored house, techno, tech house, deep house and other genre tags. Explore their recorded sets and released records. Genre results are a bounded catalog selection, not a popularity ranking.

Electronic music research with Trakd explains the artist, recording, track-ID and venue questions this catalog can answer.

Ask about the music

Find a recorded DJ set from its YouTube link. Read a tracklist with artwork and status badges, or explore an artist’s recorded sets. Find reviewed clubs and music venues by name or city, then explore recordings linked to an exact place. Search a named festival and recording year to explore its sound through real DJ sets.

Answers use stored catalog records and cite their sources. Tracklist access limits and dated venue information stay explicit. Tracklists include public songs and attributed IDs, in bounded pages. Artist ID previews are limited to three; bulk catalog export is unavailable.

Festivals and musical fit

Would a festival suit your house or techno taste? Use Trakd’s cataloged performances to explore the music and artists from a named edition. Read the festival research guide. Recorded sets are listening evidence; they do not establish crowd satisfaction, sound quality, queues, ticket value or a current lineup.