Deezer Music: Songs Inside Telegram

A friend asks what song was playing in the car. You remember two words of the chorus and want to drop the track into the chat in a minute. That is what Deezer Music is for: type a request and get an audio file right in Telegram.

The bot searches several music catalogs; its profile lists streaming services and a Russian social network. It works as a regular bot and as an inline tool. 🎧

A song name instead of a link

Send /start, then the name of a track, album or artist. A link to a song works too, but you do not need one.

Inline mode suits group chats: type the bot's name in the message field plus your query, pick a result, and the track goes into the conversation without a trip to the bot's own chat.

What the commands do

• /lyrics sends the words of a song.
• /links turns song links in messages on or off.
• /quality changes track quality, for donors only.
• /spotify_now and /spotify_dl_now show and download what is playing in your streaming account (also for donors).
• /lastfm_scrobble and /lastfm_love mark a track in a listening-history service.
• /legal explains the legal side of the bot.

What the donation adds

Basic search and sending are open to everyone. Some features, such as quality choice and the current-track tools, are kept for people who support the author through /donate.

It is a voluntary scheme, not a subscription. Check the bot for current terms and amounts, since they can change.

The copyright part

Let's be straight about it. Music is protected by copyright, and downloading through unofficial bots can break a service's terms or the law where you live. The /legal command exists for exactly that.

Keep the bot for casual listening, and for a permanent collection choose a legal subscription with offline mode, which pays the artists. ⚖️

When the bot goes quiet

Bots like this go offline or change access from time to time: load is huge and rights holders complain. If nothing comes back, wait, repeat the request and look at the updates channel the author mentions in the profile.

Small tips

1. Add the artist name to the title to avoid covers and remixes.
2. For rare tracks, try different spellings, including Latin letters.
3. Do not type account passwords into the chat unless you are sure that login is needed for that exact feature.

For sign-in to third-party services, use only the official login windows.