SongSmash: Guess the Song

SongSmash: Guess the Song

Music Trivia Party Game

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2026
  • October 10, 2026

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SongSmash turns any get-together into a music showdown. Split into teams, choose your music, and listen: a mystery song starts playing. Can your team name the song and the artist before the reveal? Tap once if you got one of them, twice if you nailed both. First team to the target score wins the night. HOW IT WORKS - Make 2 or more teams and pick a color for each - Choose genres and decades, from 60s classics to this week's charts, or leave it open for everything - Pick your difficulty: chart-topping hits, deeper cuts, or expert-level b-sides - Listen to a 30-second preview, make your guesses, reveal the answer, and score with a tap - First team to the target score (you choose, 25 by default) wins, confetti included MADE FOR GAME NIGHT - One phone, pass it around. No accounts, no sign-ups, no subscription required - Millions of real songs and previews from the Apple Music catalog - Smart repeat protection keeps songs from coming back round after round - Your teams and settings are remembered for next time - Designed for the dark: a glowing look that feels great at a party SongSmash uses Apple Music previews, so every clip is the real recording. No covers, no karaoke versions. An internet connection is required. No Apple Music subscription is needed to play. Turn the volume up. Someone at the table knows this one.
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What's New in SongSmash

1.4

October 10, 2026

• Every player now gets the full Apple Music song catalog — Apple's hit playlists for every decade and genre — with no Apple Music subscription or permission needed • SongSmash no longer asks for access to your music library • Bigger, more varied setlists, especially when you pick a genre or decade

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