Deemix Remastered is exactly what it sounds like: the classic downloader, remastered.

Built from scratch with zero original code — just the spirit of Deemix, re-engineered into something faster, sharper, and far more capable. True hi-res FLAC from Qobuz, the full Deezer catalog, Spotify conversion, pro-grade tagging, and a live-telemetry interface (the "Signal Deck") that makes downloading music feel like operating studio hardware.

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Features

Qobuz Integration (v2.1.0) — True Hi-Res Downloads

• Hi-Res FLAC up to 24-bit/192 kHz -- Qobuz files come down DRM-free at the highest tier your plan and the track allow (paid Qobuz plan required)
• Channel Q Discover Tab -- A dedicated Qobuz home: your Purchases and Favorites up top, then Qobuz's editorial feeds (New Releases, Editor's Picks, Press Awards, Most Streamed) and playlists, with genre filter chips, per-row LOAD MORE, and SEE ALL full-catalog pages
• Native Search & Browse -- A Deezer/Qobuz source toggle on Search (sticky between sessions), Qobuz artist pages with release-type tabs (Albums/EPs/Singles/Compilations), album/playlist views, and 30-second track previews
• Link Analyzer Support -- Paste any Qobuz track, album, or playlist URL and download it directly
• Quality Transparency -- Album cards show each release's quality ceiling (e.g. 24/192, CD); every download reports the tier actually delivered (e.g. "FLAC 24/96"); tier step-down on repeated CDN stream failures happens only with Bitrate Fallback enabled — never silently
• Full Settings Parity -- Folder structure, naming templates, CD subfolders, artwork, the complete tagging option set, duplicate skip (by ISRC), overwrite modes, and playlist handling all apply to Qobuz exactly as they do to Deezer
• Secure by Design -- Your Qobuz session token lives only in OS secure storage — never in settings files, exports, or backups

Music Discovery & Browsing

• Home Dashboard -- New releases, top tracks, top albums, and popular playlists at a glance
• New Releases Page -- Dedicated page showing all of Deezer's latest album releases (up to 100), accessible via the See all link in the Home page's New Releases section
• Search -- Find tracks, albums, artists, and playlists with tabbed result filtering and batch selection
• Charts -- Browse global and country-specific charts for tracks, albums, artists, and playlists
• Artist Pages -- Full discographies with filters for albums, EPs, singles, compilations, and featured-in releases, with sorting by name or date
• Sorting -- Sort favorites and artist discographies by name (A-Z, Z-A), date, or default order
• Album & Playlist Views -- Track listings with metadata, selective track downloads, and audio previews
• Link Analyzer -- Paste any Deezer, Spotify, or Qobuz URL to view content details and download directly (supports share links like link.deezer.com)
• Favorites Import -- Import your liked tracks, albums, artists, and playlists from your Deezer account

Downloading

• Audio Formats -- MP3 128 kbps, MP3 320 kbps, and FLAC (lossless); Qobuz downloads reach hi-res FLAC up to 24-bit/192 kHz (v2.1.0+)
• Batch Downloads -- Download entire albums, playlists, or select individual tracks
• Bulk Link Paste -- Paste multiple Deezer links into the Search bar or anywhere in the app to queue them all at once
• Batch Favorites -- Download all your favorite tracks, albums, or playlists with one click
• Three-Tier Track Resolution -- Automatically finds alternative versions (FALLBACK, ISRC) when a track is unavailable — matches old Deemix behavior
• Download Queue -- Pause, resume, reorder (drag-and-drop), cancel, and retry downloads (retries stay grouped under the parent album/playlist)
• Resume Interrupted Downloads on Startup -- Optional, off by default: if a download was still going when you last closed the app, it continues automatically the next time you open it (already-downloaded tracks are skipped, so it picks up where it left off). Runs only once you're logged in (#98)
• Download Next -- Move pending items to the front of the download queue so they download first
• Duplicate Album Detection -- Warns when an album already exists on disk before downloading
• Skip Duplicate Tracks (by ISRC) -- Optional, off by default: before downloading, skip any recording you already have in your library — matched by ISRC, so it catches the same song appearing on a different album, single, or compilation. Tracks without an ISRC are always downloaded. Includes a one-click "Index existing library" backfill so it works on a pre-existing collection (v1.10.21+, #91/#92)
• Live Batch Throughput -- Album/playlist rows show their real combined download speed while running, mirrored in the sidebar sparkline and title-bar meter (v2.0.0+)
• Alternate-Version Drill-Down -- The "Alternate version" badge is clickable with a count and lists exactly which tracks were fulfilled from an ISRC-matched alternate release, in the Transfer Rack and in history (v2.0.0+)
• Download Statistics -- View total downloads, tracks, top artists, format breakdown, and weekly activity
• Delete Files -- Remove downloaded files directly from the app; deletes the entire playlist or album folder
• Download History -- Persistent log of all completed and failed downloads (last 500 entries); stored in the app's data folder so it survives app updates (v2.1.1+)
• Smart Fallbacks -- Automatic bitrate and format fallback when preferred quality is unavailable
• Concurrent Downloads -- Configurable from 2 to 50 simultaneous downloads (default: 5)
• Natural Download Pacing -- Optional Off/Balanced/Cautious setting that adds small random delays between downloads so a large batch doesn't hit Deezer as one burst, reducing the chance of an "unusual activity" account flag (off by default; full speed unless enabled)
• Conflict Handling -- Skip, overwrite, or rename when files already exist
• Playlist Diff -- See how many tracks are new vs already downloaded before re-downloading a playlist
• Timeout Protection -- All HTTP calls have connection and stall timeouts to prevent downloads from hanging

Metadata & Organization

• ID3 Tagging -- 26 configurable tag fields including title, artist, album, lyrics, ISRC, BPM, and more
• Release Type Tag -- Writes RELEASETYPE (Album / Single / EP / Compilation) so servers like Navidrome automatically separate albums, singles, and EPs; on by default and toggleable under Settings → Metadata tags (#82)
• Featured Artists -- All credited artists (main + featured) included in tags with configurable separator
• M3U Playlists -- Automatic M3U8 playlist file generation with paths matching actual downloaded files and customizable filename template (%playlist%, %date%, %year%)
• Album Artwork -- Embedded and local cover art with configurable size and format (JPEG/PNG)
• Playlist Artwork -- Playlist cover image saved as cover.jpg in the playlist folder (Deezer, Spotify, and Playlist Sync)
• Synced Lyrics -- Optional LRC file generation for synced lyrics
• Folder Structure -- Customizable templates for artist, album, playlist, and CD folder organization with variables like %artist%, %album%, %year%, %explicit%, %owner%, %date%, %barcode% / %upc%
• Track Naming -- Template-based naming with variables like %artist%, %title%, %tracknumber%, %explicit%
• Explicit Tag -- %explicit% variable in folder templates separates clean and explicit album versions into different folders
• Barcode Disambiguation -- %barcode% (alias %upc%) variable in folder templates keeps same-titled singles and albums in distinct folders (e.g. abcd 0123456789012 vs abcd 9876543210987)

Retag Library

• Metadata-Only Retag -- Point the Retag Library tool at a folder and it rewrites tags on your existing .mp3/.flac files — no re-download, and the audio stream is left byte-identical. Ideal for backfilling fields like UPC/Label or Release Type onto files downloaded before they were supported (#77, #82)
• ISRC Matching -- Each file is matched to Deezer by the ISRC already stored in its tags; files without an ISRC are listed and skipped (never guessed)
• Public Catalog, No Account -- Looks up metadata via Deezer's public API, so retagging needs no ARL/login and won't burn your download quota
• Merge, Never Replace -- Only the tags you enable are rewritten; all other tags and embedded artwork are preserved. UPC and Label are enabled by default
• Dry-Run Preview -- Preview exactly which tags would change, per file, before writing anything
• Refresh Tags from an Album/Playlist -- A "Refresh tags" button on every Album and Playlist view rewrites tags on files you already have, using the exact Deezer release you're viewing — so the barcode/label/genre always come from the right edition (no ISRC guesswork), with no re-download and audio untouched. It fills in every tag Deezer offers for that release; merge semantics preserve anything Deezer doesn't have
• Clear Retag Results -- The Retag Library reports per file whether each tag was written, was "Already up to date", or is "Not available on Deezer" (some albums genuinely have no genre upstream) — no silent skips
• Retaggable Fields -- UPC, Label, Release Type (RELEASETYPE), Genre, Track Length, Explicit, ISRC, Year, Date, BPM, track/disc numbers, album/artist/title — all from Deezer's public catalog

Spotify Integration

• Playlist Conversion -- Convert Spotify playlists to Deezer for downloading
• Track Matching -- ISRC-based matching with fallback search and confidence scoring
• Link Support -- Paste Spotify URLs directly into the Link Analyzer
• Batch Downloads -- Converted playlists download as a single item with unified progress tracking
• Public/Private Badge -- Spotify playlists show visibility status in the Link Analyzer

Playlist Sync

• Automatic Sync -- Monitor Spotify and Deezer playlists for new tracks
• Scheduling -- Sync on app launch, hourly, every 6/12/24 hours, or manually
• Diff-Based Downloads -- Only downloads tracks added since last sync; failed tracks are automatically retried on next sync
• Force Full Sync -- Right-click the sync button to reset and re-download all tracks in a playlist
• Settings-Aware -- Uses your configured quality, folder structure, and metadata settings
• Real-Time Progress -- Live progress bars and status updates during sync
• One-Click Pin from Favorites -- Each favorited playlist gets a Sync button + a 5-state status badge (Syncing X/Y, Synced, Partial, Sync error, Sync pending). A Sync all favorite playlists button at the top bulk-pins everything not already in sync.
• Bulk Sync at Any Scale -- A single bulk endpoint imports all favourite playlists in one request, so libraries with hundreds of favourites no longer get truncated by per-IP rate limits (v1.7.5+)
• Editable Sync Entries -- Every synced-playlist card has a pencil-icon button to rename the entry, change the sync schedule, or change the download folder (v1.7.4+)
• Sort & Filter -- Both the synced-playlists and synced-artists lists have their own name filter and sort menu (date added, name, last synced, status, or tracks downloaded) with an ascending/descending toggle, so a specific entry is easy to find in a long list. Sort choice is remembered between visits (v1.10.20+, #90)

Artist Sync

• Auto-Download New Releases -- Pin an artist; the engine watches /artist/{id}/albums on a schedule and auto-downloads anything new
• Three First-Sync Modes -- subscribe-forward (default; safest — captures current discography as already-known without downloading anything, only future releases trigger downloads), download-backlog (download the entire filtered discography on first sync), date-threshold (download everything from a chosen release date forward)
• Per-Artist Filters -- Choose which release types to pull. Defaults: Albums ✓, EPs ✓, Singles ✗, Compilations ✗, Features ✗. Editable per artist from the Sync page (v1.7.5+) — toggle release types and set an optional "only download releases after" date threshold without touching the engine.
• One-Click Pin from Favorites -- Each favorited artist gets a Pin to Sync button + the same 5-state status badge as playlist sync. A Sync all favorite artists button bulk-pins everything.
• Synced Artists Section on the Sync Page -- Live per-artist progress (shows the current album being downloaded), failed-album expansion, force re-check (right-click), enable/disable, and remove.
• Concurrent Sync Cap -- Max 3 artists syncing in parallel; per-track downloads respect your existing maxConcurrentDownloads setting

User Experience

• "Signal Deck" Interface (v2.0.0) -- Industrial-console design: live status-strip title bar (link LED, region, quality, throughput, clock), numbered channel-rail sidebar with download sparkline, a "Transfer Rack" download panel with 16-segment VU meters and status edge-lights, and a QUERY command-bar search with dense console rows
• 9 Color Themes -- Signal (default), Violet, Spotify, Rose, Ocean, Sunset, Mint, Dracula, and Nord
• Dark / Light / System Mode -- Follows your OS preference or set manually; the Signal theme gets a dedicated light-mode "paper console" olive variant
• Slim Sidebar -- Compact navigation mode for more screen space
• Keyboard Shortcuts -- Quick access to search, downloads, settings, and more
• Search History -- Recent searches saved for quick access
• Context Menus -- Right-click support for copy/paste operations
• Offline Detection -- Banner notification when network connectivity is lost
• Toast Notifications -- Non-intrusive feedback for all user actions
• Auto-Update Checker -- Notifies you on startup when a new version is available
• Download Progress in Title Bar -- See overall download progress in the window title
• Settings Profiles -- Save, apply, export, and import named settings configurations (Audiophile / Quick / Balanced built-ins plus your own)
• Backup and Restore Settings -- A single backup file captures your entire local app data with per-segment selection: App preferences, Download profiles, Synced playlists, Synced artists, Favourites, and (optionally) Login info. v1.8.0 adds an expandable per-profile picker so you can back up or restore just the profiles you choose (e.g. only "Maximus", leaving "Drew" untouched). Restoring a profile whose name already exists overwrites in place; built-in name collisions fall back to a "(Restored)" suffix.

Supported Languages

Arabic, Chinese (Simplified & Traditional), Croatian, English, Filipino, French, German, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil & Portugal), Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese

Security

• Encrypted Credentials -- ARL tokens, Spotify secrets, and the Qobuz session token stored using Electron safeStorage; the Qobuz token is never written to settings files, exports, or backups (v2.1.0+)
• Recoverable, Bounded Deletes -- "Delete Files" moves to the system Trash (never permanent), and the download root itself can never be deleted (v2.1.0+)
• Path Traversal Protection -- Download paths validated against directory traversal attacks
• Session Management -- Automatic expiration detection and re-authentication
• SSRF Protection -- Share link resolution validates redirect destinations against domain whitelist
• URL Validation -- External URLs validated before opening; blocks unsafe protocols
• Error Sanitization -- Internal server errors are sanitized before returning to the client
• Sandboxed Windows -- All browser windows use OS-level process isolation

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Screenshots

Home — The Signal Deck console: dated new releases under the live status-strip title bar, with the Transfer Rack stacking finished hi-res albums on the right

Search — The acquisition console with the Deezer/Qobuz source toggle (v2.1.0): pull the signal down from either catalog

Charts — Global and country-specific Top 100s for tracks, albums, artists, and playlists, with GET ↓ on every row

Genres (v2.1.0) — Deezer editorial picks and charts by genre, from Pop to Traditional Mexicano

Channel Q (v2.1.0) — The Qobuz tab: your Purchases and Favorites with quality badges (16/44.1, 24/44.1…), editorial feeds, and genre filter chips

Downloads — Per-album completion with delivered-quality chips (FLAC 16/44.1, 24/44.1, 24/48…), status edge-lights, and the statistics dashboard one click away

Favorites — Your imported Deezer favorites, tabbed by tracks, albums, artists, and playlists

Settings — Quick presets, custom profiles, export/import, and 9 color themes across dark, light, and system modes

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Downloads

Pre-built binaries are available on the Releases page.

Platform	Architecture	Formats
macOS	Universal (Intel + Apple Silicon), ARM64 (Apple Silicon)	.dmg
Windows	x64, ARM64	.exe (Installer), .exe (Portable)
Linux	x64, ARM64	.AppImage, .deb

Release Files

macOS

• Deemix Remastered-{version}-universal.dmg -- Intel + Apple Silicon
• Deemix Remastered-{version}-arm64.dmg -- Apple Silicon only

Windows

• Deemix Remastered-Setup-{version}-x64.exe -- Installer (x64)
• Deemix Remastered-Setup-{version}-arm64.exe -- Installer (ARM64)
• Deemix Remastered-Portable-{version}-x64.exe -- Portable (x64)
• Deemix Remastered-Portable-{version}-arm64.exe -- Portable (ARM64)

Linux

• Deemix Remastered-{version}.AppImage -- AppImage (x64)
• Deemix Remastered-{version}-arm64.AppImage -- AppImage (ARM64)
• deemix-app_{version}_amd64.deb -- Debian/Ubuntu package (x64)
• deemix-app_{version}_arm64.deb -- Debian/Ubuntu package (ARM64)

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Getting Started

1. Install the App

Download the appropriate build for your platform from the Releases page and install it.

2. Log In with Your Deezer ARL Token

A Deezer ARL (Authentication) token is required to download music:

1. Log in to deezer.com in your browser
2. Open Developer Tools (F12) and go to the Application tab
3. Under Cookies > https://www.deezer.com, find the arl cookie
4. Copy its value and paste it into the app's login dialog

Note: A Deezer Premium or HiFi subscription is required for high-quality downloads (FLAC and 320 kbps).

2b. (Optional) Connect Qobuz for Hi-Res

Go to Settings → Qobuz and click Connect — a real Qobuz login window opens; sign in and you're done. Your session is stored encrypted on your machine. A paid Qobuz plan is required for downloads; hi-res tiers follow your plan.

3. Browse, Search, or Paste a Link

Use the search bar, browse charts and new releases (or the Channel Q tab for Qobuz), or paste a Deezer/Spotify/Qobuz URL into the Link Analyzer to find music.

4. Download

Click the download button on any track, album, or playlist and select your preferred quality.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Shortcut	Action
Cmd/Ctrl + K or Cmd/Ctrl + F	Focus search
Cmd/Ctrl + D	Go to downloads
Cmd/Ctrl + ,	Open settings
Cmd/Ctrl + H	Go to home
Cmd/Ctrl + / or Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + ?	Show shortcuts help
Escape	Close modals

Spotify Playlist Conversion

1. Go to Settings and enter your Spotify API credentials (Client ID and Secret)
2. Navigate to Link Analyzer
3. Paste a Spotify playlist or album URL
4. The app matches tracks to Deezer using ISRC codes with search fallback
5. Download the matched tracks

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Settings Overview

The Settings page offers deep customization organized into these categories:

Category	Key Options
Appearance	Theme (9 color themes, Signal default), dark/light/system mode, slim sidebar, slim downloads
Downloads	Quality (128/320/FLAC), max concurrent, natural download pacing, overwrite mode, bitrate fallback, M3U filename template
Folder Structure	Create artist/album/playlist/CD folders, templates with %explicit%, %owner%, %date% support
Track Naming	Templates for single tracks, album tracks, and playlist tracks
Metadata Tags	Toggle 21 individual ID3 tag fields (title, artist, album, lyrics, ISRC, BPM, etc.)
Album Covers	Save covers, embedded/local artwork size, JPEG quality, PNG option
Text Processing	Artist separator, date format, featured artists handling, title/artist casing
Language	Choose from 22 supported languages
Account	Deezer ARL token management
Spotify	Client ID, Client Secret, fallback search toggle
Playlist Sync	Add Spotify/Deezer playlists, set sync schedule, enable/disable
Profiles	Save, apply, export, import named settings configurations
Backup and Restore Settings	Full app-data backup file with per-segment selection (app preferences · download profiles · synced playlists · synced artists · favourites · login info) plus per-profile picker on both export and restore

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Building from Source

Prerequisites

• Node.js 20 or later
• npm 9 or later
• Git

Building Linux .deb packages on macOS additionally requires:

brew install dpkg fakeroot binutils

(fpm shells out to ar; macOS ships BSD ar which produces malformed Debian archives. The repo includes a scripts/build-tools/ar shim that redirects to GNU ar from binutils when running on macOS — the npm scripts wire it in automatically.)

Setup

git clone https://github.com/DRAZY/deemix-remastered.git
cd deemix-remastered
npm install

Development

# Start the Vite dev server + Electron
npm run electron:dev

# Or start just the Vite dev server (web only)
npm run dev

Build

# Build for the current platform
npm run build

# Platform-specific builds
npm run build:mac          # macOS Universal (Intel + Apple Silicon)
npm run build:mac-arm64    # macOS Apple Silicon only
npm run build:win          # Windows x64
npm run build:win-arm64    # Windows ARM64
npm run build:linux        # Linux x64
npm run build:linux-arm64  # Linux ARM64

# Build all platforms
npm run build:all

Build output is written to the release/ directory.

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Documentation

• Architecture — How the renderer, preload bridge, and main process fit together, with a diagram and walkthroughs of common data flows
• Troubleshooting — Solutions for login issues, download failures, M3U glitches, Spotify integration, Qobuz connection issues, and more
• Qobuz Integration Notes — Build log and API notes behind the v2.1.0 Qobuz integration
• Security Triage Log — Disposition record for every CodeQL alert: what was found, what was fixed, and why

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Project Structure

deemix-remastered/
├── src/                        # Vue frontend
│   ├── assets/                 # Global styles
│   │   └── main.css                # Tailwind layers + the CSS-variable theme system (Signal + 8 more, light-mode variants)
│   ├── components/             # Reusable UI components (21)
│   ├── composables/            # Composition functions
│   │   ├── useContextMenu.ts       # Right-click menu handling
│   │   ├── useKeyboardShortcuts.ts # Global keyboard shortcuts
│   │   ├── useNetworkStatus.ts     # Online/offline detection
│   │   └── useSearchHistory.ts     # Search history management
│   ├── directives/             # Custom Vue directives
│   │   └── tooltip.ts              # v-tooltip
│   ├── i18n/locales/           # Translation files (21 languages)
│   ├── services/               # API services
│   │   └── deezerAPI.ts            # Deezer API wrapper with caching
│   ├── utils/                  # Shared helpers
│   │   ├── qobuzMap.ts             # Qobuz → app-shape mapping (record types)
│   │   └── urlHost.ts              # URL/host detection for link routing
│   ├── stores/                 # Pinia state stores
│   │   ├── authStore.ts            # Authentication & session
│   │   ├── backupStore.ts          # Backup & Restore (#72)
│   │   ├── downloadStore.ts        # Download queue management & history
│   │   ├── favoritesStore.ts       # Favorites tracking & Deezer import
│   │   ├── playerStore.ts          # Audio preview playback
│   │   ├── profileStore.ts         # Settings profiles
│   │   ├── settingsStore.ts        # User preferences & export/import
│   │   ├── syncStore.ts            # Playlist sync state (bulk + restore)
│   │   ├── artistSyncStore.ts      # Artist sync state (bulk + restore)
│   │   └── toastStore.ts           # Notification system
│   ├── types/                  # TypeScript type definitions
│   └── views/                  # Page components (17 pages, incl. Channel Q / Qobuz feed / Genres)
├── electron/                   # Electron main process
│   ├── main.ts                 # Window management & IPC
│   ├── preload.ts              # Context bridge
│   ├── server.ts               # Backend server
│   └── services/               # Backend services
│       ├── deezerAuth.ts           # Deezer authentication
│       ├── deezerPublicApi.ts      # Public Deezer API proxy helpers
│       ├── qobuzAuth.ts            # Qobuz session, API client & URL signing (v2.1.0)
│       ├── qobuzDownloader.ts      # Qobuz native download engine (v2.1.0)
│       ├── libraryIndex.ts         # ISRC library index (duplicate skip)
│       ├── albumContext.ts         # Album-level context for track downloads
│       ├── downloader.ts           # Download engine (writes tags on download)
│       ├── retagger.ts             # Retag engine — metadata-only rewrite of existing files (#77)
│       ├── playlistSync.ts         # Playlist sync engine
│       ├── artistSync.ts           # Artist sync engine (#61)
│       ├── spotifyAPI.ts           # Spotify API client
│       └── spotifyConverter.ts     # Spotify-to-Deezer conversion
├── docs/                       # Documentation
│   ├── ARCHITECTURE.md             # Renderer / preload / main-process walkthrough
│   ├── QOBUZ_INTEGRATION.md        # Qobuz integration build log & API notes (v2.1.0)
│   ├── SECURITY_TRIAGE.md          # CodeQL alert disposition log
│   ├── TROUBLESHOOTING.md          # Common issues & fixes
│   ├── redesign/                   # Signal Deck design mockups (2.0 provenance)
│   └── screenshots/                # README screenshots
├── public/                     # Static assets & icons (DM/RM icon: .icns / .ico / .png + iconset)
├── dist/                       # Built frontend (generated)
├── dist-electron/              # Built Electron code (generated)
└── release/                    # Packaged builds (generated)

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Versioning

This project follows Semantic Versioning:

• PATCH (e.g., 1.0.1) -- Bug fixes, security patches, dependency updates, translation fixes
• MINOR (e.g., 1.1.0) -- New features, new themes, new language support
• MAJOR (e.g., 2.0.0) -- Breaking changes, major redesigns, architecture overhauls

See the Releases page for the full changelog.

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Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/my-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add my feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/my-feature)
5. Open a Pull Request

Please open an issue first for major changes to discuss the approach.

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License

This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.

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Disclaimer

This application is not affiliated with or endorsed by Deezer, Qobuz, or Spotify. Use responsibly and in accordance with your local laws regarding music downloading. Please respect copyright laws and the terms of service of music streaming platforms. Qobuz features require your own active Qobuz subscription.

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Made with care by Team MAXIMUS