Open data80 artistsupdated Oct 23, 2026
Open data
Every artist file as JSON and CSV, rebuilt with the site. Free to reuse with credit under CC BY 4.0.
A verdict is not a blocklist
Each verdict says what is known about an act and who said it (the creator, a platform label, or the press). It is not a blocklist. “Reported, unconfirmed” and “Unclear” files are not confirmed AI; “Human performer confirmed” means a person is behind the music. Use the evidence and checked dates, and credit WhoSung (https://whosung.com) with a link.
What's in it
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slug, name, aliases, url - The act and its WhoSung file.
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verdict, verdictLabel - One of creator-disclosed, platform-labeled, suspected, human-confirmed, unclear, with its label as shown on the site.
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summary - The short answer, as on the page.
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platformLabels[] - One row per platform: state (present, not-seen, removed, not-checked, no-listener-label), the label text exactly as shown, what it applies to, who set it, the page and the checked date.
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evidence[] - Each source: type, URL, publisher, date, checked date, and a Wayback copy when we have one.
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updatedAt, lastChecked - When the file last changed and the newest checked date on it.
The CSV has one row per artist: verdict, the label text (or state) on each of the six platforms, the number of sources and the last checked date.
Licence and credit
CC BY 4.0: copy, change and build on it, including commercially, if you credit “WhoSung (whosung.com)” with a link. Each artist page has a ready citation. Spotted an error? See the corrections log.