The daily game to guess the record of the day
The sleeve alone, no title. Guess records, read the clues — artist, label, track count, year — and find it in as few tries as possible. Free, no sign-up.
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Records of the dayFind today's record, clue after clue
You don't pick from a list: you guess records, and the game reveals what they share with the answer. Scroll to watch a round play out.
Guess a first record
You try “The Wall”. Artist, label and genres turn green. But the answer is older and has fewer tracks.
Read the clues, then narrow it down
You try “Wish You Were Here”: back to 1975, and the track count is still too low. The range tightens.
Found it!
Pink Floyd, Harvest, 1973, ten tracks: “The Dark Side of the Moon”. Every clue turns green.
Guess a first record
You try “The Wall”. Artist, label and genres turn green. But the answer is older and has fewer tracks.
Type a record title…
More than one record a day
The daily challenge, a ranked mode at your level, and real-time duels.
Record of the day
The daily challenge. One record, the same for everyone.
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Ranked solo
Play record after record at your difficulty. Your Kino and division move with every round.
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Multiplayer battle
Face a friend in real time. Invite link, podium, replay.
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A real deduction game for music lovers
1jour1album is a free guessing game where, every day, a new record is waiting to be found from its sleeve. You guess other records, and the game reveals clues — artist, label, genres, track count, release year — based on what they share with the mystery album.
This is not a quiz: every guess is a strategic choice. Cross-reference the clues, tighten the decade, and find the record of the day in as few tries as possible — then share your score.
The pool is ranked by notoriety on Discogs: these are sleeves you have already flipped past in a crate or seen on a turntable.
Frequently asked questions
Guess records close to the mystery one. With each try, the game shows what matches (artist, label, genres, track count, year…) until you find it.
Yes, entirely free and playable without signing up. An account saves your scores and puts you on the leaderboard.
From Discogs, the reference music database. Sleeves, artists, labels and tracklists come straight from it.
Yes, Battle mode lets you face a friend in real time on the same record, with an invite link and a podium.
