Tables

• area_types2 columns · 9 rows in the full data
• areas5 columns · 120,109 rows in the full data
• countries2 columns · 258 rows in the full data
• artist_types2 columns · 6 rows in the full data
• artists10 columns · 10,636 rows in the full data
• artist_credits3 columns · 13,170 rows in the full data
• artist_credit_names5 columns · 26,420 rows in the full data
• label_types2 columns · 12 rows in the full data
• labels10 columns · 4,236 rows in the full data
• release_group_types2 columns · 5 rows in the full data
• release_groups6 columns · 18,616 rows in the full data
• release_statuses2 columns · 7 rows in the full data
• release_packagings2 columns · 24 rows in the full data
• languages3 columns · 7,846 rows in the full data
• releases10 columns · 26,643 rows in the full data
• release_events6 columns · 58,050 rows in the full data
• release_labels4 columns · 23,071 rows in the full data
• medium_formats2 columns · 115 rows in the full data
• mediums6 columns · 29,369 rows in the full data
• recordings7 columns · 175,574 rows in the full data
• tracks9 columns · 269,567 rows in the full data
• collection_items11 columns
• wishlist_items7 columns

Sources and licences

• MusicBrainz (core data) — CC0 (core) (Free to use)
• Own packs (ours) — Ours (Free to use)

Shown in the app and its export: Music data from MusicBrainz (musicbrainz.org), CC0.

Sample: Irish artists (MusicBrainz's area Ireland and the 235 places in it: 7,251 artists), with everything their releases need: 18,616 albums, 26,643 releases, 29,369 discs, 269,567 tracks, 175,574 recordings, 4,236 labels and the 10,636 artists credited with them; all 120,109 areas. Full data: 149.7 million rows, 16.2 GB. Measured 2026-10-22.

Data from musicbrainz.org, imported 2026-10-22.

The full data, for your own database

783,743 rows, 27.9 MB to download. CreativePower keeps only the made-up sample rows in your project; load the full data into your own PostgreSQL database (Supabase works): download these files into one folder, unzip the .csv.gz files, then run psql "<your connection string>" -f load.sql.