The challenge here is performing an 'and' query in Firebase as well, that doesn't exist. So you have mush two pieces of data together to then do that query. Here's a structure
artists
artist_0: Pink Floyd
artist_1: Billy Thorpe
artist_2: Led Zeppelin
tracks
track_id_0: Stairway To Heaven
track_id_1: Children Of The Sun
track_id_2: Comfortably Numb
artists_tracks
artist_0_track_id_2: true
artist_1_track_id_1: true
artist_2_track_id_0: true
posts
post_id_0
artist_track: artist_1_track_id_1
post: Billy was one of the most creative musicians of modern times.
post_id_1
artist_track: artist_0_track_id_2
post: The Floyd is the best band evah.
With this structure, if you know the artist and the track name, you can concatenate them and do a simple query in the artists_tracks node for .equalToValue(true) to see if it exists.
The posts in the posts node tie back to those specific artists and tracks.
In some cases you can glue your data together to perform and searches without the extra nodes... like this
stuff
artist_track: Billy_Thorpe_Children_Of_The_Sun
However, because of the spaces in the names and the varying width of the text it won't work. So that leads to ensuring you include enough digits in the data to handle however many songs and artists so the length stays consistent.
artists_tracks
artist_00000_track_id_00002: true
Now you can have 50,000 artists and 50,000 tracks.