With Shazam's Pulse section, you can see most popular tags, the top current hits, and more.
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Auto Shazam
You can set Shazam to listen for music and shows even when you have the app turned off, making it great for identifying long playlists without having to do a thing.
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Identify songs quickly
Often when you hit the Shazam button, it will return results in only a few moments.
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So many options
Once you have a song identified, you get a ton of options for listening, watching videos, getting related recommendations, sharing, or seeing written reviews or lyrics.
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Explore the map
When you touch the Explore button, you get a map showing what people around the world have tagged recently.
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Sing along right away
Even while still listening to the song, you can access the lyrics to follow along.
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