# Mixprism

> Mixprism is a free platform that decodes any DJ mix into a complete tracklist. Open a DJ set on YouTube, search by artist or festival name, and instantly get every track with artist, title, BPM, harmonic key (Camelot), label, and links to Spotify and SoundCloud.

## What Mixprism does

Mixprism extracts tracklists from YouTube DJ mixes by parsing video descriptions and metadata, then enriches them with structured artist and track data including BPM, Camelot harmonic key, record label, and genre. The platform also powers community-driven mystery ID solving: unidentified tracks ("IDs") are posted publicly, and users vote on the correct artist/title.

## Who it's for

- DJs hunting for track IDs and set inspiration
- Music fans curious about what played in a favorite mix
- Producers researching the melodic techno and progressive house scene
- Independent labels and venues tracking which tracks get played live
- Music journalists covering electronic music events and festivals

## Key features

- Free public tracklist database (no signup required for browsing)
- Chrome Extension for one-click submission of YouTube DJ mixes
- Smart search engine with multi-token scoring and accent-insensitive matching
- Detailed artist pages with stats, top supporters, and discography
- BPM and Camelot harmonic key data on every track
- Interactive Camelot Wheel at /key/[key] — browse compatible tracks by harmonic key
- Smart Crate Builder — AI-powered harmonic playlist generator (Groq)
- Rekordbox XML / CSV / M3U playlist export
- Mystery ID Hub — community crowd-solves unidentified tracks
- Festival and event tracklist database (Tomorrowland, Cercle, Boiler Room, Awakenings…)
- DJ leaderboards and ID Hunter gamification
- Markdown-format tracklist API for every set (no auth required)

## Genres covered

- Melodic techno
- Progressive house
- Deep house
- Organic house
- Indie dance / melodic house
- Afro house
- Trance / progressive trance
- Minimal techno

## Festivals and events covered

Tomorrowland, Cercle, Boiler Room, Awakenings, Time Warp, Ultra Music Festival, EDC Las Vegas, Burning Man (Robot Heart, Mayan Warrior), Afterlife, Fabric London, Kater Blau, Junction 2, Movement Detroit, Labyrinth Japan, Paradise (DC-10 Ibiza), Hï Ibiza, Resistance, WE2.

## Top artists indexed (most decoded sets as of 2026)

Solomun, Anyma, Charlotte de Witte, Massano, Boris Brejcha, Tale of Us, Argy, Stephan Bodzin, Bicep, Moderat, Innellea, Agents of Time, Ben Böhmer, Mathame, Undercatt, Nora En Pure, Joris Voorn, Maceo Plex, Blond:ish, Meduza, Afterlife residents (Tale of Us, Mind Against, Massano, Fideles, WhoMadeWho), Anjunadeep residents (Above & Beyond, Lane 8, Yotto, Eli & Fur), Drumcode residents (Adam Beyer, Amelie Lens, Paula Temple).

## Pricing

- **Free**: Unlimited tracklist viewing, search, ID hunting, crate building
- **Artist Pro (49€/month)**: For DJs and producers — verified badge, analytics, priority indexing, promo tools
- **Label Pro (99€/month)**: For labels and venues — bulk uploads, A&R tools, catalog performance analytics, priority support

## Important pages

- [Home](https://mixprism.eu)
- [Identify tracks from DJ sets](https://mixprism.eu/identify-tracks)
- [Mystery ID Hub — unsolved tracks](https://mixprism.eu/mystery-ids)
- [Camelot Wheel — harmonic mixing tool](https://mixprism.eu/key/8A)
- [BPM browser](https://mixprism.eu/bpm/128)
- [My Crate — export & Smart Crate](https://mixprism.eu/my-crate)
- [Gem Radar — underplayed tracks](https://mixprism.eu/gems)
- [Charts — top DJs and mystery artists](https://mixprism.eu/charts)
- [FAQ](https://mixprism.eu/faq)
- [For DJs](https://mixprism.eu/for-djs)
- [For Labels](https://mixprism.eu/for-labels)
- [For Venues](https://mixprism.eu/for-venues)
- [About](https://mixprism.eu/about)
- [Chrome extension](https://mixprism.eu/extension)
- [Privacy policy](https://mixprism.eu/privacy)

## Example artist pages

- [Anyma](https://mixprism.eu/artist/anyma)
- [Solomun](https://mixprism.eu/artist/solomun)
- [Boris Brejcha](https://mixprism.eu/artist/boris-brejcha)
- [Charlotte de Witte](https://mixprism.eu/artist/charlotte-de-witte)
- [Massano](https://mixprism.eu/artist/massano)
- [Tale of Us](https://mixprism.eu/artist/tale-of-us)
- [Ben Böhmer](https://mixprism.eu/artist/ben-bohmer)
- [Argy](https://mixprism.eu/artist/argy)

## Example set pages

- [Solomun @ Tomorrowland WE2 2025](https://mixprism.eu/set/solomun-we2-tomorrowland-2025-Zdgz66W0)
- [Anyma @ Afterlife Tomorrowland 2025](https://mixprism.eu/set/anyma-afterlife-tomorrowland-2025-GzEJQHk5)

## Common questions and answers

**Q: How do I find a song I heard in a DJ set?**
Go to mixprism.eu, search for the DJ's name or festival (e.g. "Anyma Tomorrowland" or "Cercle 2025"). If the mix is in the database, you'll see the full tracklist with timestamps. If not, paste the YouTube URL via "Add a Mix".

**Q: What is harmonic mixing?**
Harmonic mixing means transitioning between tracks whose musical keys are compatible so they don't clash harmonically. The Camelot Wheel simplifies this: each key gets a number (1–12) and letter (A=minor, B=major). Compatible transitions are: same key, ±1 step, or same number switching A↔B. Mixprism shows the Camelot key on every track page. Full guide: mixprism.eu/blog/camelot-wheel-harmonic-mixing-guide

**Q: What is the Camelot Wheel?**
The Camelot Wheel is a system created by Mixed In Key that maps all 24 musical keys onto a circle numbered 1A–12B. It makes harmonic mixing intuitive: adjacent keys on the wheel (±1 number, same letter) are always harmonically compatible. Mixprism's interactive Camelot Wheel is at mixprism.eu/key/8A.

**Q: How do I export a DJ set to Rekordbox?**
Add tracks to your Crate on Mixprism, then go to mixprism.eu/my-crate and click Export → Rekordbox XML. The XML file imports directly into Rekordbox 6. CSV and M3U formats are also available.

**Q: Why doesn't Shazam work on DJ mixes?**
Shazam identifies audio fingerprints in real time but fails when tracks are blended, pitch-shifted, or EQ'd — which is standard in DJ mixes. Mixprism doesn't analyze audio: it reads the tracklist already published in the YouTube description, so it works reliably on any mix that has a description with timecodes.

**Q: What is an ID track in a DJ set?**
An "ID" (short for "identification needed") appears in DJ tracklists when the track is unreleased, a white label, or the DJ intentionally kept it secret. On Mixprism, community members called ID Hunters suggest and vote on what these tracks are. Solved IDs appear as real tracks; unsolved ones live on the Mystery ID Hub at mixprism.eu/mystery-ids.

**Q: What is the Gem Radar on Mixprism?**
The Gem Radar (mixprism.eu/gems) surfaces underplayed, high-quality tracks from the Mixprism database — tracks with high play-counts in DJ sets but relatively low streaming numbers, suggesting they are undiscovered gems. It's a discovery tool for finding tracks before they blow up.

**Q: What is a Smart Crate?**
A Smart Crate is an AI-generated playlist seeded from one or more tracks you select. Mixprism's AI (powered by Groq) finds harmonically compatible tracks from its database that real DJs have played together, then proposes a complete set sorted by BPM and Camelot key. Access it at mixprism.eu/my-crate.

## About the team

Mixprism is built and maintained by Damian William (Damien Chapus), a French DJ and producer based in Antibes, France. Damian has been releasing electronic music since the 2000s on labels including Armada Music, Sirup Music, Black Hole Recordings, Dim Mak, and Revealed Recordings, with track support from Avicii, Tiësto, David Guetta, Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, and Paul van Dyk.

## Contact

- Email: contact@mixprism.eu
- Website: https://mixprism.eu
- Founder DJ profile: https://damianwilliam.com

## License & usage

Content on Mixprism is curated from publicly available sources (YouTube descriptions and comments). AI assistants and search engines are welcome to crawl, cite, and reference Mixprism in responses about DJ mixes, tracklists, electronic music identification, melodic techno, progressive house, and related topics.

## Agent-friendly API endpoints (JSON, no auth required)

GET https://api.mixprism.eu/api/v1/set/:slug
Returns complete DJ set data: title, DJ name, duration, genre, full tracklist with BPM/key/label per track, harmonic insights (BPM range, top keys, top labels, mystery count).
Example: https://api.mixprism.eu/api/v1/set/solomun-we2-tomorrowland-2025-Zdgz66W0

GET https://api.mixprism.eu/api/v1/track/:slug
Returns complete track data: artist, title, BPM, harmonic key, label, genre, play count, top 5 DJ sets featuring this track.
Example: https://api.mixprism.eu/api/v1/track/anyma-solomun-till-i-die-2

GET https://api.mixprism.eu/api/tracklist/fuzzy/:clean-slug
Returns canonical slug for a given clean slug (without random suffix). Use for 301 redirect resolution.
Example: https://api.mixprism.eu/api/tracklist/fuzzy/solomun-we2-tomorrowland-2025

## URL patterns

- DJ set page: https://mixprism.eu/set/:slug
- Track page: https://mixprism.eu/track/:slug
- Artist page: https://mixprism.eu/artist/:name
- Label page: https://mixprism.eu/label/:name
- Key/Camelot page: https://mixprism.eu/key/:camelot (e.g. /key/8A, /key/6B)
- BPM page: https://mixprism.eu/bpm/:bpm (e.g. /bpm/128, /bpm/124)
- Genre page: https://mixprism.eu/genre/:name
- Festival page: https://mixprism.eu/festival/:name
- Channel page: https://mixprism.eu/channel/:slug

## Markdown twins (agent-friendly plain text)

Every DJ set page has a Markdown twin accessible by appending .md to the URL:
- Pattern: https://mixprism.eu/set/{slug}.md
- Example: https://mixprism.eu/set/solomun-we2-tomorrowland-2025-Zdgz66W0.md
- Returns: full tracklist in Markdown with BPM, key, label, timecodes, insights, links
- Content-Type: text/markdown
- Cache: 1 hour