Recorded answers
8,792 recorded answers
How to approach it
The job rewards a wide sweep rather than a narrow lookup. Begin from what you genuinely played over the past two years, lead singles, soundtrack cuts and songs tied to a season included, and set down whatever plainly clears the bar. Then widen by tempo and mood: floor-fillers, torch songs, rap records, regional scenes and album tracks that turned into singles afterwards. With a list in hand, re-examine the flimsiest entries, because the pool is enormous and modest-looking picks often surprise. Breadth pays off, since answers drawn from ten separate scenes score better than ten variations of one sound.
Get a hint
Open with the releases that filled your listening over the past two years, then add the half-known ones: chart fixtures, soundtrack cuts and tracks you only ever caught in passing.
A little more
Widen the frame next to corners you rarely visit: club cuts, slow ballads, rap records, regional scenes and album tracks that only later became singles, since that pool dwarfs any chart.
One step further
Finish with the near-misses: a track from that same window that crossed the line without grabbing headlines, the sort that lingers on playlists for a long stretch and never shows up in recaps.
Reveal answers 8,792
- StaticDeep Cut85points
- StatusDeep Cut85points
- StayDeep Cut85points
- Stay (If You Wanna Dance)Deep Cut85points
- Stay a WhileDeep Cut85points
- Stay For The NightDeep Cut85points
- Stay LoveDeep Cut85points
- Stay SexyDeep Cut85points
- StealerDeep Cut85points
- StelleDeep Cut85points
- Stempel CCDeep Cut85points
- Step By StepDeep Cut85points
- Step On UpDeep Cut85points
- StepbrothersDeep Cut85points
- SternhagelvollDeep Cut85points
- STFUDeep Cut85points
- Stick With YouDeep Cut85points
- Stiff GangDeep Cut85points
- Still BadDeep Cut85points
- Still Don't CareDeep Cut85points
- Still StandingDeep Cut85points
- Still UnbrokenDeep Cut85points
- Still Waters (Psalm 23)Deep Cut85points
- Sto bene al mareDeep Cut85points
- Sto Xo PeiDeep Cut85points
- Stole Ya FlowDeep Cut85points
- StoltDeep Cut85points
- StonedDeep Cut85points
- StopDeep Cut85points
- Stop Playing With MeDeep Cut85points
- Stop SmokingDeep Cut85points
- Stop SnitchingDeep Cut85points
- Stop the RainDeep Cut85points
- Storm IDeep Cut85points
- Story of a WarriorDeep Cut85points
- Straight Outta CrackhouseDeep Cut85points
- Straight UpDeep Cut85points
- Stranger in YouDeep Cut85points
- StrangersDeep Cut85points
- Strangers NowDeep Cut85points
- Street plantDeep Cut85points
- Street PoemDeep Cut85points
- Streets A LieDeep Cut85points
- Streets ColderDeep Cut85points
- Streets of LondonDeep Cut85points
- StreitDeep Cut85points
- StripperDeep Cut85points
- StrisciaDeep Cut85points
- StructDeep Cut85points
- StrutDeep Cut85points
Why these answers count
Scoring stayed generous near the floor and thin near the ceiling. Of 8,785 recognised titles, 8,677 reached sixty points or more, so only a shade over a hundred fell short of the cut. A single pick took the full 100; 6,964 sat at 85 and 1,712 at 60. That crowded middle is where dependable, mid-profile choices land, the record several hundred other players lifted from the same release window. Sixty points rewards being correct rather than being surprising, since a widely shared pick settles exactly there. Scarcity is what lifts a score, which is why a title built from digits or punctuation outearns a familiar hit, and the lone maximum proves it. Among the 85-point cases, entries such as 12 Horas and 1000 Times outearned the sort of inescapable hit most players would name, because every extra player on the same track trims the payout.