You can identify a song playing near you or stuck in your head using Google’s song recognition feature. On your Android or iOS device, open the Google app or use the Google Search widget, tap the microphone icon, and say “What’s this song?” or tap “Search a song.” Then hum, whistle, sing, or play the melody for about 10-15 seconds. Google’s machine learning models will analyze the melody’s “fingerprint” and show you matching song options, even if you don’t know the lyrics or artist

. This feature is also integrated into the YouTube app on both Android and iOS, allowing you to hum or sing directly in YouTube to identify songs without needing the separate Google app

. Alternatively, you can use apps like Shazam, which identify songs playing around you or in other apps, providing artist info, lyrics, and more. Shazam is available on Android, iOS, and even as a browser extension for quick music identification from your computer

. In summary, to find out what song is playing or stuck in your head, you can:

• Use Google app’s “Hum to Search” by humming, singing, or whistling the tune.
• Use the YouTube app’s built-in song recognition feature.
• Use Shazam app or browser extension for quick music identification.

These tools make it easy to discover song titles and artists without needing perfect pitch or lyrics