Hi,

You can't find "Macadam" on Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube because Macadam isn't a traditional commercial recording artist.

Instead, tracks like "The Wind Is Rising" and "The Sounds of Missing You" are library production music specifically created or licensed for video editing platforms.

Why "Macadam" Doesn't Exist as a Streaming Artist

1. Stock Music Pseudonyms & Metadata

In production music libraries (like Epidemic Sound, Artlist, Envato, or ByteDance’s internal audio catalog), tracks are often composed by freelance producers under pseudonyms or house aliases like "Macadam."

Composers frequently publish under dozens of different ghost names depending on the mood or genre of the track.

2. B2B & Platform Licensing

CapCut (owned by ByteDance) licenses vast databases of royalty-free background tracks specifically for sync use inside videos.

Because these licensing deals are meant for video creation not consumer music streaming the rights-holders usually don't distribute these specific versions to consumer platforms like Spotify or Apple Music.

How to Find or Listen to the Music Outside CapCut

If you really love those tracks and want to listen to them on the go, here are a few workarounds:

• Use Sound Identification (Shazam / SoundSearch): Play the track from CapCut into Shazam or Google Sound Search. Sometimes, the track was originally uploaded to stock sites (like Epidemic Sound, AudioJungle, or Pond5) under a slightly different title or original composer name, where you can stream or purchase it.

• Export an Audio-Only File: You can create a blank/black-screen project in CapCut with the full "Macadam" song, export it as a video or audio file, and save it to your phone's media files or personal offline music player.

• Search TikTok Sounds: Many CapCut stock tracks are also available directly on TikTok's built-in sound library, where users occasionally re-upload full audio clips.