We’re working on improving our API offering. In order to do that, we need to revoke access for some developers with inactive apps. We’ve reached out directly to those who will be affected via email and we’re working to mitigate impact where we can.
As part of our continuous effort toward making improvements to our API with the hope that we can relaunch API access to all developers, we’re making some critical security improvements. Please note that these are important and time sensitive and may cause disruptions in your app if you don’t make the necessary security upgrades.
You can now retrieve metadata for our full SoundCloud catalog through our API by providing the new access
filter in your request.
As a part of our efforts to improve API use, we’re introducing a new Track
object that’s more up to date with our current data model. The following change is intended to standardize and simplify the response data. A new object will be used for all endpoints returning track-related information.
As part of our efforts to improve our APIs, we’re introducing updates on how we paginate over tracks. This only affects developers and apps that aren’t strictly relying on the next_href
field, but rather custom manipulating the offset
to request a page.
This article announces the release of Twinagle, an open source implementation of the Twirp protocol for Scala/Finagle.
A new approach to exception monitoring, designed for high scalability...
We’re excited to announce the launch of our public bug bounty program with Bugcrowd — the #1 crowdsourced security platform. This public program is open to Bugcrowd’s full crowd of top, trusted whitehat hackers, and we will award up to $1,500 per vulnerability identified on our website, API, and mobile apps.
Today we are launching a new API application process.
Starting today, developers will need to fill out an application form to request access to our API.
Here is why.
As SoundCloud has grown, we’ve seen our API used in countless innovative ways that support and enhance the SoundCloud experience for our creators and listeners around the globe. At the same time, we’ve also seen a number of apps or services that act on behalf of our users without their explicit permission or attempt to use creator…
As well as adding new features and updates, we review existing features to see if they’re still beneficial to the community.
As we dug into the best ways for curators to connect with artists and fans, we found that Groups aren’t working as well as reposts and curated playlists.
With that in mind, we’ve decided to phase out Groups on Monday, August 22nd to make room for future updates.
From this date, all Groups-related GET requests will no longer return results, and PUT requests will not persist…