Harmonies

Rate it

Sort sixteen music tiles into four groups of four before your fourth mistake.

Play Harmonies

on harmonies.io

Today's Harmonies board on 20 October 2026: the Eminem songs group solved in green above twelve white music tiles, two of them selected, with the play-style submit button below

Harmonies is a daily music version of the connections format. Each day you get sixteen tiles, all to do with music, and you have to find the four groups of four that belong together. Four wrong guesses end the round, and an archive holds the earlier boards.

About Harmonies

Harmonies is a daily grouping puzzle where everything is about music. It comes from flatwhite studios, the team behind Spotle and Crosstune, and its board archive goes back to March 2024.

Each board has sixteen tiles. Select four you think share a theme and press the round play button to submit them. A correct group locks in as a coloured bar with its category name; a wrong one costs you one of four mistakes. The groups run from easy to hard, and the themes vary a lot: the board for 20 October 2026 held four Eminem songs, four Arctic Monkeys albums, words that complete song titles with Jesus, and the pieces of one line from Jolene. Other days have used reworded song titles, singers who came out of talent shows, and picture tiles.

New boards appear at midnight New York time. A calendar archive lets you replay earlier days, and the site also has a page for building your own board to share.

If you play the word version of this format every day and know your charts, Harmonies uses the same habit with a different kind of knowledge. The red herrings are musical, so a song title can look as if it belongs in two groups. The page carries a banner ad slot above the board; no sign-up is needed to play.

How to play Harmonies

Read all sixteen tiles before you pick anything.
Select four tiles you think share a music theme.
Press the round play button (submit) to check the group.
A correct group is locked in with its category name; a wrong one costs one of your four mistakes.
Find all four groups before the mistakes run out; after the fourth mistake every group is revealed.

Screenshots

Harmonies title over a grid of purple tiles, the game's share image

Tips

Look for tiles that could fit two groups and leave them until last.
Say reworded titles out loud: some boards hide well-known song names behind synonyms.
Group by artist first when the tiles are song titles; it is often the easiest group to confirm.
Use shuffle when you are stuck to break up false patterns in the layout.
Some tiles are pieces of one lyric line: if a tile ends in a comma or reads like half a phrase, look for the rest of the line.

Questions

What time does Harmonies reset?

At midnight Eastern Time; the countdown in the game runs to the end of the day in New York.

How many mistakes can I make?

Four. After the fourth, the remaining groups are revealed.

Can I play old boards?

Yes, from the archive page.

Who makes Harmonies?

flatwhite studios, who also make Spotle and Crosstune.

Does Harmonies have ads?

Yes. The page has a banner ad slot above the board and asks for ad consent on the first visit. The board itself is not covered and no account is needed.