Suzumushilocal terminal audio

A local player for Linux

Keep your
music close.

Suzumushi plays the files already on your machine. No account. No import. Open the terminal and listen.

Install SuzumushiView source ↗

MP3 · FLAC · WAV/PCM · Ogg/Vorbis · Apache-2.0

Suzu, a bell cricket cut from charcoal and ivory Japanese paper, holding a small brass bell
Suzubell cricket
The player

Three panels.
Nothing else.

The library on the left. The song in the middle. The queue on the right. Every important key stays in view.

Suzumushi playing Mani - Bang Bang, with the folder library on the left, Suzu dancing in the player, and the queue on the right
Built to stay small

Only what the music needs.

Local playback, a clear queue, and a quiet way back to where you stopped.

01

Files, not a catalog.

Your folders are the library. Music, long listens, D&D sessions, and playlists remain ordinary files on disk.

02

A queue that waits.

Add a track or a whole playlist. Suzumushi remembers the queue and your place, then returns paused.

03

At home on Linux.

MPRIS and media keys control the same player. Nothing is copied to an account, service, or cloud.

Install

Bring one folder. Press play.

Install the verified Linux release, choose a root, and leave the rest untouched.

Install for LinuxAUR ↗