Daily Sound Check: A Daily Music App with Quizzes

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Daily Sound Check, a free daily music and quiz app for Android

Music is the one topic everyone has an opinion on — but there’s always more to know. Daily Sound Check is a free Android app that feeds your curiosity a little every day: an artist to explore, a chart to dig into, and a quiz to see how good your ear really is.

A fresh hit of music every day

Each day brings something new — an artist profile, a slice of chart history, or the story behind a song. It’s a quick, pleasurable way to keep discovering, whether you’re a casual listener or the person who always controls the aux cord.

Go deep on the artists

Explore full discographies and artist profiles, and follow the threads between the music you love and the music that shaped it. It’s the kind of rabbit hole that makes you more interesting at parties.

Charts and history

Browse chart data and music history to see what was big, when, and why. Daily Sound Check turns decades of music into something you can actually explore, one tap at a time.

Test your ear

Think you know your music? Daily quizzes put your knowledge on the line — a fun, slightly competitive reason to come back each day and keep your run of right answers going.

What you get

  • Fresh music discovery every day
  • Artist profiles and full discographies
  • Chart data and music history to explore
  • Daily music quizzes to test your ear
  • A clean, dark interface made for listening
  • Free to download
Get it on Google Play

Want the quick tour first? See the Daily Sound Check app page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Daily Sound Check free?

Yes — Daily Sound Check is free to download from Google Play.

What kind of music does it cover?

A broad sweep of artists, genres and eras — with profiles, discographies and chart history to explore.

How often is there new content?

Every day. Fresh artists, charts and quizzes appear daily, so there’s always a reason to check back.

Are the quizzes hard?

There’s something for everyone — a fun challenge whether you’re a casual listener or a serious music buff.

Get it on Google Play

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