The best Discord music bots – banging tunes on command The Loadout The Loadout The best Discord music bots – banging tunes on command Looking for the best Discord music bots to provide your server with some absolute bangers? These are the music bots you'll need to install to bring the tunes Grace Dean Updated: Jun 28, 2022 11:15 ET Discord Discord is an incredibly popular chat service that allows communities to gather online and… chat. That's a very simplified explanation for an app that has been soaring to success since 2015, boasting over 350 million registered users in 2021. But what if you want music while you're on Discord? Well, Discord music bots allow users to play music during their chat sessions. So, whether you're crafting a playlist for your gaming nights with friends or need some background music for a group study session, music transforms Discord into a home for curated sounds. Music bots haven't been without their drama though, with Google issuing a cease and desist on two of the most popular music bots on the app that let you listen to music from YouTube ad-free. The two bots, called Rythm and Groovy, were replaced by the feature Watch Together. So, in our best Discord music bots guide, we've populated our list with the music bots currently available to blast your high-quality tunes. If you're looking for more general bots to use on Discord, check out our guide to the best Discord bots and if you're searching for some games to play alongside some great tunes, we've got the best PS5 games and best Xbox Series X games too. Here are the best Discord music bots: Fredboat MEE6 Chip Bot Hydra Vexera ProBot Fredboat Fredboat is a free-to-use Discord music bot that streams music from popular sites such as YouTube, Spotify, Soundcloud, Bandcamp, and Twitch. This bot also has a few options for your playlist, such as shuffle, and the ability to choose to repeat just one song or your entire playlist – whatever takes your fancy. The built-in search feature allows users to search in Discord rather than on the site and FredBoat finds it for you. Genius. MEE6 MEE6 calls itself the 'most stable and intuitive music bot' and there's a reason for that. It offers a dashboard specifically to search, play, and replay songs into your Discord server. MEE6's plugins are many though, as the bot can also be used for moderation, custom commands, and a bunch of utilities making it one of the more diverse bots on our list. Chip bot Chip Bot boasts a 24/7 service, high-quality audio, and a range of controls that span from Chip's prefix to the equaliser putting you truly in control of your music. It's free-to-use unless you sign up for the premium service and with over 80+ commands, it's possible to use Chip directly from your Discord server. Hydra Self-proclaimed as "the perfect discord bot", Hydra is a pretty impressive bot on our list and one that is multifaceted in use. There's customisation in the extensive web dashboard, a command list rich with features, and a unique song request channel. There's also a host of other features behind the bot's premium service, such as 24/7 playback and auto play, but that comes at a price. A favourable option for many in the Discord-loving community. Vexera Much like MEE6, Vexera is also a multi-purpose service and has a range of commands that can be triggered through Discord, like skipping, starting, and stopping tunes. Currently serving over 300,000 plus Discord servers, Vexera is a popular choice and free-to-use. ProBot Last but not least, ProBot is a Discord bot of many talents from social commands, to moderation, to welcome image design, to, of course, music. It also supports more than 13 languages and boasts 99.99% uptime making ProBot one for the list. So, that's it, six great options for the best Discord music bots. Hopefully you'll find a fit for you that brings music to your ears – and to your servers. More from The Loadout Xbox launches Discord voice chat, despite PlayStation deal The FIFA 23 meta has quickly become all about Lengthy players Blizzard assures Overwatch 2 players their OW1 skins aren’t lost EG Inspired is "not scared" of G2 Esports Worlds 2022 rematch FIFA 23 players find easy ways to get 350k of free packs in FUT Best Warzone Loadout of the Week - prepare for a Rebirth rampage Grace Dean Grace has been writing about gaming and technology for most of her journalism life. She can be found playing Call of Duty with friends and reminiscing about her favourite games of the 90s and 00s. 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