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Let the music follow you home.

Browse local music, Music Assistant, Lyrion Music Server and internet radio, then manage players, groups and queues without leaving Nexus.

Nexus Desktop artist library
The Nexus difference

Music is not tucked away as an extra. The catalogue, discovery, playback and every room are treated as one experience.

See it in context

More than one screen. One connected experience.

Faith Hill artist and album view in the real Nexus interface
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Inside an artist

The real Nexus artist view brings albums, artwork and library context together.

Illustrative Nexus Now Playing screen
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Now Playing

Artwork, progress and room context stay visible while the music moves around the home.

Nexus Now Playing in a kitchen
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Made for the room

Nexus turns music control into part of the space, not another utility app.

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Local music library

Build a rich artist, album and track catalogue from embedded tags and existing storage.

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Music metadata

Use MusicBrainz, TheAudioDB and manual review to improve identity, artwork and organisation.

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Music Assistant

Browse its connected services, library, playlists and radio and control compatible players from Nexus.

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Lyrion Music Server

Bring its library, favourites, playlists, radio, connected services and players into the Nexus experience.

05

Internet radio

Search, favourite and play stations from the free Radio Browser directory.

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Persistent queues

Append, reorder, play next, skip and resume queues maintained by Nexus or the connected music system.

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Personal playlists

Create, duplicate, shuffle and play personal or generated playlists.

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Whole-home Now Playing

See active sessions, artwork, progress, queue and room context throughout the home.

09

Sonos playback

Play local music and radio through configured Sonos speakers and change synchronised room groups.

10

AirPlay audio

Route supported audio to configured AirPlay-compatible destinations.

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Room-aware listening

Choose the room while Nexus resolves its preferred speaker and available controls.

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Physical inputs

Represent supported speaker inputs alongside streamed playback where the device exposes them.

Experience Nexus

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