You can search using the OR, AND or NOT operators.
Examples:
You can also use a plus sign (+) or a minus sign (-) instead of AND and NOT:
The default operator is AND (i.e “paranoid android” will give the same results as “paranoid AND android”).
You can modify your search by adding one or more of the following parameters. Note that the keywords you use for parameters need to be surrounded it with quotes if they contain spaces (e.g artist:”basement jaxx”). See this blog post for more examples.
artist:
Displays artists matching keyword.
track:
Displays tracks matching keyword.
album:
Displays albums matching keyword. Note the use of quotes when the keyword contains spaces.
year:
Displays all music released during a particular year or period.
genre:
Displays music in the genre matching keyword. See the list of all genres.
label:
Displays music released by the label matching keyword.
isrc:
Displays tracks matching ID number according to the International Standard Recording Code.
upc:
Displays albums matching ID number according to the Universal Product Code.
amgid:
Displays tracks or albums matching ID number from All Music Guide.
mbid:
Displays artists, tracks or albums matching ID number from MusicBrainz.
Lastly, you can search for tag:new which will list the most recently added albums. The tag parameter currently has no other valid values.
You can combine any number of parameters and operators to perform your query.
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