Music that behaves
like equipment.
Join, search, queue and drive it from buttons that work. The boring parts — reconnects, dead links and rate limits — are handled quietly in the background.
- 6+
- Sources it plays
- 0
- Daily track limits
A music bot without the usual annoyances
Play almost anything
Search by name or paste a link: YouTube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, Vimeo, Twitch, audio files and internet radio. Several matches? You pick from a menu instead of getting a guess.
A controller that works
One live message per server, edited in place. Previous, pause, skip, shuffle, loop, stop and queue are real, permission-checked buttons with a progress bar that moves.
A queue that behaves
Paged so long queues stay readable, with remove, move, shuffle and clear. Shuffle never touches the song you're listening to.
Real live radio
Find stations by name with /station search, from thousands in an open directory, or play any Icecast or SHOUTcast stream, .pls or .m3u. Live streams show LIVE instead of a fake progress bar.
Lyrics on demand
/lyrics shows the words to what's playing, or any song you name. On the dashboard they open in a drawer beside the player.
A radio that keeps office hours
Schedule profiles like Focus at 09:00 on weekdays, set to your server's own timezone. Pick a song-request channel and members just type what they want to hear.
Saved playlists
Personal playlists and server playlists any DJ can curate. Import a whole YouTube or SoundCloud playlist in one command.
Loop that makes sense
Off, track or queue. A looped song repeats when it ends, but skipping always moves on — skip is never a button you have to fight.
DJ controls, off by default
Anyone in the voice channel can control playback out of the box. Add DJ roles, vote-skip or channel limits only if your server wants them.
Filters that change the audio
Bass boost, nightcore and vaporwave free; treble, low-pass, karaoke, 8D and tremolo on Office Radio+. Every one is a real audio filter.
Survives the awkward moments
Voice drops reconnect, a moved bot follows, a dead track is skipped with an explanation — and one server's problem never touches another's music.
- YouTube — search, videos, playlists and live
- SoundCloud — tracks, sets and search
- Bandcamp — tracks and albums
- Vimeo and Twitch
- Audio files: mp3, m4a, ogg, opus, flac
- Internet radio: Icecast, SHOUTcast, .pls, .m3u
Spotify doesn't let any bot stream its audio — that's their rule, not a limitation here. Paste a Spotify link and the radio reads the track list, then finds and plays each song from YouTube. The queue tells you that's what happened, because a matched track isn't always the exact same recording.
Any bot claiming to stream Spotify directly is either describing this same workaround or breaking Spotify's terms.
Free to use. Upgrade when you want more.
Every upgrade is per server, and you can cancel any time.
- All playback, search and the full queue
- Pause, skip, loop, shuffle, volume and seek
- The interactive controller and history
- Lyrics, the station directory and schedules in your timezone
- No daily track limit or listening-time limit
- The same audio quality as Office Radio+
- 24/7 mode — stays connected through quiet periods
- Persistent queues that survive a restart
- Autoplay related music when the queue runs dry
- Saved radio stations, advanced filters and custom branding
- 50 playlists of 1,000 tracks, and 90 days of history
Put the radio on.
Add The Office Radio and press play. Everything else is optional.
