@bram imho not really. It relies too much on a single centralised database, rather than an open standard.
With #SongLink you have a song.link url with a numerical identifier that you need to use to first use their platform to find the platform of your choice, rather than a universal URI can can directly be opened and understood by your preferred service.
So, if SongLink fails, your lookup fails.
This is exactly what happened to #SongWhip, which imho had nicer URLs and easier lookup methods and didn't require sign-up, and why now links like https://songwhip.com/freedom-call/metal-is-for-everyone that I used to use in my #MusicFiXatoListensTo or #NowPlaying posts, are now useless dead links.
Ideally we'd have a platform agnostic link like music://artist/song or music://artist/album/song that handles artists with the same name, multiple album releases, and various song versions well enough, and supports not only music but all sorts of media. Bonus points for typo resolution and canonical url redirects, and fallbacks for different platforms if your preferred media player doesn't have the track available.
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