Audio Recording
Use this template to cite audio recordings, including songs, albums, podcasts, and radio
programs. Also use it to cite lyrics, transcripts, and accompanying materials such as liner
notes. For audiobooks, use the Book template. For lectures, speeches, TED Talks, and webinars,
use the Performance or Presentation template.
Examples:
Album, composer as author (classical music), performer listed as contributor, listened to on a CD
Bach, Johann Sebastian. The Brandenburg Concertos . Performance by Oregon Symphony, Decca, 2010.
Song on an album, performer listed as author, listened to on an app
Raffi. "Walkin' My Dog." Dog on the Floor , Rounder Music, 2018. Spotify app.
Audio podcast episode, hosts (contributors) are not the same for every episode, no series number, 2 publishers, listened to on a website
"Video Games: A Tale of Two Pongs." Hosted by Joy Dolo and Kai. Forever Ago , episode 1, Brains On! / American Public Media, Nov. 2018. Spotify , open.spotify.com/episode/3Xj9W608pONIscpD2urVyK.
Audio podcast episode, host (contributor) is the same for every episode, no series or episode number, listened to on a website
"Why Is the Heart a Symbol of Love?" But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids , hosted by Jane Lindholm, Vermont Public Radio, 11 Feb. 2022. Apple Podcasts , podcasts.apple.com/podcast/1103320303.
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What are you citing?
Album or Collection
Song or Track in an Album or Collection
Podcast or Radio Program
Episode of a Podcast or Radio Program