Music recognition is a technology that identifies songs or musical pieces by analyzing audio signals. When a user plays a snippet of music, the system compares it to a vast database of recorded tracks. If a match is found, the title, artist, and album information are provided, allowing users to discover or identify music quickly. This technology is commonly used in applications like Shazam and SoundHound, which can recognize songs in real-time. Music recognition relies on algorithms that extract unique features from the audio, such as melody and rhythm, making it a powerful tool for music enthusiasts and casual listeners alike.