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SongKong can give you a helping hand in organizing your music collection by updating the metadata information for each song and deleting duplicate entries. Built in Java, this application can be of great use in managing large music databases. SongKong is capable of updating the metadata of your songs by downloading information from online databases, namely MusicBrainz, Discogs and Cover Art Archive for the cover artwork, which can be resized and saved locally. Based on the downloaded metadata, the application can easily rename the files. Altrenatively, you can choose one of the available rename patterns for a track or a compilation. Aside from fixing songs on the spot, SongKong can be instructed to constantly monitor a music folder, which means that any new file you place in it will be automatically processed. A HTML report is generated, containing statistical data about SongKong's findings.

If SongKong has changed your files and you don't like the results, you can revert changes at any time. All changes are stored in SongKong's internal database so simply start SongKong and select the folder (or sub folder) you modified and select Undo Changes Made. SongKong is a reliable alternative to other tag managers, since it synchronizes the metadata information with online databases. It is very easy to use and it integrates with iTunes, sending all the modifications to its library. SongKong is designed to be the easiest and fastest way to organize your music – identify songs, fix misspellings and add missing album art. SongKong uses intelligent acoustic matching from Acoustid to listen to your songs and find matches even when they have no information at all, but also takes advantage of existing file information to ensure you get the best album match. SongKong uses our own dedicated JThink Music Server regularly updated from the MusicBrainz and Discogs databases giving you more accurate matches, faster.