How to Find Songs, Artists, and Genres in the Karaoke Version Catalog

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Karaoke Version's catalog is organized around a search box, an advanced search option, and browse paths by genre, artist, and popularity. The fastest route is to type a song or artist name into the search field; if you don't have a specific track in mind, browse by style or artist, or check the "most popular" and "latest" lists to see what's new. The catalog is described as constantly evolving, so the newest tracks appear on dedicated new-release lists rather than only in search results.

Search by song or artist

The site's search field is labeled "Search a song, artist..." — enter either the track title or the performer's name and run the search. This is the most direct way to reach a specific backing track when you already know what you want to sing.

If a plain search returns too much, the site also offers an Advanced Search entry point next to the main search box. Use it when you want to narrow results rather than scroll through everything a broad term returns.

Browse by genre

Karaoke Version groups its catalog under a "Most Popular Styles" section, with a "View all genres" link for the full list. The styles shown include:

  • Country
  • Pop
  • Rock
  • Soul
  • Disco
  • Film & TV Soundtracks
  • Funk
  • Synthpop
  • Soft Rock
  • Rock & Roll
  • Alternative
  • Love Songs

Pick a style to see the tracks filed under it. This path suits the case where you know the kind of song you want but not the exact title — for example, looking for something in the Soul or Film & TV Soundtracks range for a specific occasion.

Browse by artist

A "Top Artists" section lists frequently used performers, including names such as Ella Langley, Dolly Parton, Riley Green, Bruno Mars, SIENNA SPIRO, STELLA LEFTY, Olivia Dean, Olivia Rodrigo, ABBA, and Morgan Wallen. Selecting an artist shows that performer's available tracks. A "See all artists" link leads to the complete artist index if the one you want isn't in the top list.

Use the popularity and new-release lists

Each track category on the site carries its own "Most Popular" and "Latest" lists, so you can see what other users are choosing and what has just been added without searching at all:

List What it shows Example entries
Most Popular Custom Backing Tracks Frequently downloaded custom tracks "9 to 5" (Dolly Parton), "Jolene" (Dolly Parton), "Sweet Caroline" (Neil Diamond), "Don't Stop Believin'" (Journey), "Thriller" (Michael Jackson)
Latest Custom Backing Tracks Newest additions "This Girl's in Love with You" (Dionne Warwick), "Up on the Catwalk" (Simple Minds), "Shutdown" (Skepta), "Road to Zion" (Damian Marley & Nas)
Most Popular Vocal Backing Tracks Frequently downloaded vocal tracks "Choosin' Texas" (Ella Langley), "Boston" (STELLA LEFTY), "Man I Need" (Olivia Dean)

Because the catalog is described as constantly evolving, the "Latest" lists are the reliable place to check for newly produced tracks — a title that isn't in search results yet may still be in production, and the site invites users to help choose the next tracks to produce.

A practical lookup sequence

  1. Know the song? Type the title or artist into "Search a song, artist..." and open the matching track.
  2. Too many results? Switch to Advanced Search to filter.
  3. No specific song? Browse a genre from "Most Popular Styles" or open "View all genres."
  4. Following a performer? Open their page from "Top Artists" or "See all artists."
  5. Just exploring? Scan the Most Popular and Latest lists in the category you care about.

Once you land on a track, the format you download depends on which product type you choose — Custom Backing Track, Vocal Backing Track, Video Karaoke, Custom Karaoke, or Instrumental Versions — so the browse step only gets you to the song; the product choice determines what you actually receive.