SONG ZERO · —
Tears for Fears
Everybody wants to rule the world
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racquel.wright29 traced the lineage of Everybody wants to rule the world.
05.11.2026
System online// Vol · I · Tielman Brothers// Curated archive// Pipeline ready
The family tree behind every song.
Every song is the end of a long line of influence. Song Zero traces that lineage — mapping roots, branches, and descendants across genres, eras, and continents.
// not trivia. cultural lineage. fact-checked. fully sourced.
// the pipeline — 9 stages● 52 published
01Haiku · MusicBrainz
Anchor research
Canonical artist, title, year.
02Sonnet · MusicBrainz
Branch mapper
Musical roots and branches.
03Sonnet · Spotify
Track selector
~12 picks across branches.
04Haiku · Wiki · Discogs
Per-track research
Multi-source dossier per track.
05Fact Check · AudioDB
Fact-check
Independent verification.
06Sonnet / Opus
Blurb writing
Editorial paragraph per track.
07Spotify API
Spotify playlist
Real, listenable order.
08Opus · custom SVG
Family tree
Interactive SVG + framing prose.
09Internal templating
Assembly
Final share page.
// inside a song zero
4 FEATURED · ROTATES EVERY 8s
// playlist
// anchor
Pixies
Where Is My Mind? · 1988
// archive
52 ENTRIES · CURATED
52 entries
// how it works
9 STAGES · ~4 MIN · DETERMINISTIC
[STAGE 01] INPUT
Enter any song.
Choose your anchor track. Any song, any genre, any era. Set how wide you want the genealogy — 5 to 30 tracks across roots and branches.
[STAGE 02–08] EXECUTE
Watch it build.
A 9-stage AI pipeline researches influence relationships, fact-checks claims, and writes historical blurbs — in real time. The wait is the experience.
[STAGE 09] DELIVERY
Get your genealogy.
An interactive visualization. A Spotify playlist. Per-track blurbs written like liner notes. Share the link or submit it for the curated archive.
9
// pipeline stages
8+
// apis cross-referenced
✓
// fact-checked
✓
// curator-reviewed
// pricing
FREE TO TRY · 4 TIERS · PAY-PER-RUN
// pay per genealogy — 3 sizes × 3 quality tiers, $1.49 — $9.99
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