About unreleased.world
Last updated: November 11, 2026
unreleased.world is a place to find, play and follow unreleased music: the songs artists recorded and never officially released, organised the way fans already track them. This page explains what the site is, where its music comes from, what it is not, and how to reach us.
What unreleased.world is
Every artist on the site has a tracker page: their unreleased songs, leaks and snippets, sorted into eras, with an era page for each one. You can browse all of them on the A–Z of every artist, read the guides to the biggest catalogues, and search the whole catalogue. With a free account you can build a library and playlists and talk to other fans in chat; Aura, our desktop app, shows what you are playing on Discord. Premium is an optional paid upgrade.
Where the music comes from
Songs are listed from public, community-maintained trackers: spreadsheets fans keep for each artist, naming every known recording and linking to a copy of it on a third-party file host. We keep our listings in sync with those trackers automatically, so a song added to a tracker appears here without anyone retyping it.
Free listening plays each song from the third-party host its tracker links to whenever that host can serve it. Premium listening and downloads use copies we keep on our own storage, and those copies are what a valid copyright notice to us disables (see Copyright and DMCA).
Titles, dates, versions and credits come from those fan trackers. They are the community's best record, not an official one, and can be wrong; if you spot a mistake, tell us at the address below.
What we are not
unreleased.world is independent. We are not affiliated with ArtistGrid, TrackerHub or any of the artists on the site, or with their labels, and nothing here speaks for them. Nothing here is an official release, and nothing here is presented as one.
Copyright
We respect the rights of artists, songwriters, labels and publishers. When we receive a valid notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, we disable access to the material it names, keep a record of what we did, and tell the member who posted it. People who believe something was removed by mistake can send a counter-notice, and we close the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances. Our Copyright and DMCA page sets out the whole process and has a form that lays a notice out for you; our designated agent is dmca@unreleased.world.
Community rules and safety
Our Terms of Service say what may not be posted here, from harassment and spam to anything that infringes someone's rights. Members can report a message, a comment or a profile from its menu, and reports go to our team, not to the person reported. Sexual content involving anyone under 18 is removed, reported to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and to law enforcement, and the account closed.
How we collect, use and protect data is in our Privacy Policy.
Contact
- Questions, account help and corrections: 00@unreleased.world
- Copyright notices and counter-notices: dmca@unreleased.world
- Abuse reports from hosts and providers, and security problems: abuse@unreleased.world
- The community, in our Discord server: discord.gg/unreleasedworld