A Guide to Song Searching 101

Everyone knows the feeling – you hear an AMAZING song or remix at a club or party and write it down on your phone. The next day you try and remember the vocals and give it your best shot on google and if you’re lucky you might find the song name. For the first time ever, we are revealing the secrets to getting those songs without using dangerous programs that can give you malicious viruses (see Microsoft Security Essentials (register & login to view link)).

*** Note – FromDJs4DJs.com or any of it’s contributors does not take any responsibility for your use of this information. We are simply reciting old information found on the internet and providing it here. We encourage you to support the Artists and purchase their tracks (iTunes, Beatport, etc…). We hold no responsibility for any illegal usage of the musical content downloaded onto your computer.

With that being said, let’s begin:

Step 1: Go to your favorite search engine of choice (see www.google.com (register & login to view link))

Step 2: Type in the name of the artist and song (or just song) you’re looking for (i.e. Usher – Omg)

Step 3: Type in the download site you want to search and put “site:” beforehand (without the quotations) – see below, it’s hard to explain…

• There are many out there, I’m not saying to try and of these, but some known ones are zippyshare, mediafire, and 4shared

So here is what your search box should look like:

Artist – Name of Song site:mediafire.com

Here are a few examples:

Usher – OMG site:mediafire.com (click here to see (register & login to view link))

Usher – OMG site:zippyshare.com (click here to see (register & login to view link))

Usher – OMG site:4shared.com (click here to see (register & login to view link))

That’s it! If you STILL can’t find what you’re looking for and the only option is YouTube then you’re not 100% of out luck. There are many websites that will convert the youtube video into an mp3 in pretty decent quality (be careful if you’re playing these in a club, I said decent quality). A pretty good site is www.video2mp3.net (register & login to view link), just enter the URL and click “High Quality”.

If you have any questions or other tips feel free to share them here by commenting below. Good luck hunting!