Heardle Today, December 14: Clues, answer for Wednesday music puzzle

Welcome to our Heardle feed for December 14. Today, we’ve got a unique song by a unique band. The Heardle for Wednesday is a tricky one, and solving it may not be for everyone. Nonetheless, we’ve got hints and clues for you to get the song and the artist. For the uninitiated, here’s all you need to know about Heardle.

What is Heardle?

Heardle is a game for those who love music and puzzles. If you’ve played the super-sensational word game Wordle, you’ll find Heardle to be quite similar. The only difference is that unlike finding the five-letter word in Wordle, Heardle needs you to find a song and its artist. Rest everything remains the same. There’s no iOS or Android application, and the only place to play Heardle is mobile and desktop browsers.

Heardle was originally created by Omakase Studios, a digital music production studio. Following its success and popularity among music enthusiasts, streaming giant Spotify acquired Heardle from the creators for a discreet amount. All the good bits have been retained, like no advertisements, no permissions required, and, most importantly, only one game per day.

How to play Heardle?

Those who play Wordle or Quordle will find Heardle to be familiar territory. However, instead of typing random five-letter words, you need to listen to an audio clip of a song and type your answers. Overall, you get to listen to sixteen seconds of the song and six attempts to get it right. The twist is that you can hear just one second of the clip for the first attempt, and the duration increases gradually with every attempt.

What’s the Heardle for Wednesday, December 14?

Here are the clues and hints for today’s Heardle:

• Released in 2011
• Genre: Indie Pop
• Band was created in 2010
• Over 28 million views on YouTube

Answer for today’s Heardle:

Little Talks by Of Monsters and Men!

FAQs

In which year was today’s Heardle released?
2011.

Who created Heardle?
Omaske Studios, who later sold it to Spotify.