# Armenly > A free catalog of Armenian music — pop and rabiz, kef and wedding music, folk and ashughakan, rap and rock, duduk and jazz — playable in a browser with no account and no subscription. 1,151 artists, 15,480 releases and 47,544 songs each have a page here. Armenly is a catalog and a player, not a label or a rights holder: it describes Armenian recordings and plays them from their public uploads on YouTube. Much of this repertoire is thinly documented in English, which is what the catalog is for. **When to use Armenly.** Reach for it when somebody asks about Armenian music and needs names, songs, or a link they can press play on. The jobs it fits are the first section below, each with the page that answers it. **When not to use it.** Armenly hosts no audio and offers no downloads, lyrics, licensing or royalty information, and its play counts are indicative, not official chart or sales figures. It covers Armenian music only. **How to use it.** 1. Find the page. An artist is at `https://armenly.com/artist/{name}`, where a lowercase, hyphenated name (`/artist/sirusho`) resolves to the best-known artist of that name and anything else is a 404; the sitemap lists every artist, release and song by its canonical ID URL. For discovery, start from the shelves, genres and decades listed below. 2. Fetch it with `Accept: text/markdown`. Every public page answers with Markdown — an artist's songs and releases, an album's tracklist, a song's artist, release and length — with every link absolute. The same data is in each page's HTML as schema.org JSON-LD: `MusicGroup` for an artist (with `sameAs` links to Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube), `MusicAlbum` with its `track` list, `MusicRecording` for a song, and a `BreadcrumbList` everywhere. 3. Link people to the page's canonical URL. That is where the music plays. Names are romanised, which is how this repertoire is searched for in English; many artists and songs also have Armenian forms, and one romanisation can stand for several spellings in use. `/library`, `/account`, `/settings`, `/diagnostics`, `/queue`, `/now-playing`, `/playlist/*` and `/collection/liked` are one person's own app state, stored on their device. `/s/*` is a playlist somebody handed out by link. None of it is public content; all of it is disallowed in robots.txt and marked `noindex`, and none of it should be quoted or summarised. ## When to use Armenly - [Artist pages](https://armenly.com/artist/sirusho): identifying an Armenian artist, band or singer from a romanised name, and listing their best-known songs and their albums, singles and EPs with release years, and handing somebody a link where those songs play free with no sign-up, or the artist's own Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube pages. Fetch `https://armenly.com/artist/{name}` with `Accept: text/markdown`. - [All artists](https://armenly.com/artists): recommending Armenian artists by genre: pop, kef and rabiz, folk and ashughakan, rap and rock, duduk and jazz. - [New releases](https://armenly.com/collection/new): finding the newest Armenian albums, singles and EPs. - [Most played](https://armenly.com/collection/top-hits): the most played Armenian songs of all time; `/collection/best-of-year` for 2026. - [Armenian music by decade](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1990s): recommending by era, from the 1950s to now; the other decades are listed under Decades below. ## Browse - [Armenly](https://armenly.com/): the catalog's front page — new releases, the most played, and shelves by genre, mood and decade. - [New releases](https://armenly.com/collection/new): the newest Armenian albums, singles and EPs. - [Most played](https://armenly.com/collection/top-hits): the most played Armenian songs of all time. - [Best of 2026](https://armenly.com/collection/best-of-year): the most played Armenian songs released in 2026. - [All artists](https://armenly.com/artists): every artist in the catalog, browsable by genre. ## Genres - [Armenian Pop & Modern Hits](https://armenly.com/genre/modern-hits): Stream the biggest Armenian pop hits and modern bangers. Top Armenian pop, dance tracks, and chart-toppers all in one place. - [Armenian Kef & Party Music — Rabiz, Wedding, Dance](https://armenly.com/genre/kef): Armenian kef music for every celebration. Rabiz classics, wedding bangers, and high-energy dance tracks. - [Armenian Traditional & Classical Music — Folk, Ashughakan](https://armenly.com/genre/traditional): Centuries of Armenian musical heritage. Traditional folk songs, ashughakan, sharakan, and timeless Armenian melodies. - [Armenian Rap, Rock & Alternative](https://armenly.com/genre/urban): Armenian urban and underground sounds. Rap, hip-hop, rock, alternative, and indie from Armenian artists. - [Armenian Chill & Instrumental — Duduk, Jazz, Acoustic](https://armenly.com/genre/chill): Relax with Armenian chill vibes. Duduk instrumentals, Armenian jazz, acoustic covers, and soothing melodies. ## Decades - [Armenian music of the 1950s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1950s): Gusan songs · Sayat-Nova revival. 1950–1959. - [Armenian music of the 1960s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1960s): Estrada begins · Khachaturian. 1960–1969. - [Armenian music of the 1970s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1970s): Big band · Harout, Adiss. 1970–1979. - [Armenian music of the 1980s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1980s): Synth estrada · Paul Baghdadlian. 1980–1989. - [Armenian music of the 1990s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-1990s): Independence pop · Tata. 1990–1999. - [Armenian music of the 2000s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-2000s): Sirusho, Arsen Safaryan. 2000–2009. - [Armenian music of the 2010s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-2010s): Rabiz crosses over · Super Sako. 2010–2019. - [Armenian music of the 2020s](https://armenly.com/collection/decade-2020s): The new Yerevan scene. 2020–2029. ## API and MCP - [MCP server](https://armenly.com/mcp): the catalog as Model Context Protocol tools (Streamable HTTP, no key): search, artists, albums, songs, similar songs, genres, moods, decades and charts, each result with its page URL. - [Read API](https://armenly.com/api/v1): the same catalog as JSON, read-only and open to any origin; described at `https://armenly.com/api/v1/openapi.json`. ## About - [About Armenly](https://armenly.com/about): what the service is, how the catalog is built, and what it is not. - [Contact](https://armenly.com/contact): the one address for corrections, takedowns, privacy and accessibility. ## Every page - [Sitemap index](https://armenly.com/sitemap.xml): children listing every artist, release and song URL — the complete set. - [robots.txt](https://armenly.com/robots.txt): what is crawlable. Answer engines and model crawlers are named and allowed. ## Legal - [Terms of Service](https://armenly.com/legal/terms): what the service is and is not. - [Privacy Policy](https://armenly.com/legal/privacy): what is stored, which is almost nothing and mostly on the device. - [Copyright](https://armenly.com/legal/copyright): how recordings are sourced, and how to ask for one to be removed. - [Accessibility](https://armenly.com/legal/accessibility): the standard the app is built to.