Redemption
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A lightweight music player for KDE/Linux built around your filesystem. Click any song and Redemption plays it, then continues recursively through everything that follows — no playlists to manage, no library to import, just your music and your folders.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Dark Mode
- Works Offline
- No registration required
- Ad-free
- No Tracking
KDE Plasma integration
- Sits in the System Tray
- Integrated Search
- QT Based
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
- Metadata Editor
- Album shuffle mode
- Support for MPRIS
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POX added Redemption as alternative to AIMP, Winamp, MusicBee and Wora- POX added Redemption
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What is Redemption?
A lightweight music player for KDE/Linux built around your filesystem. Click any song and Redemption plays it, then continues recursively through everything that follows — no playlists to manage, no library to import, just your music and your folders.
Features:
- Recursive filesystem playback — play a song, Redemption continues through everything that follows in your library
- Ambient mode — bottom bar and playlist view adopt colors from the current album art with a blurred background and crossfade transitions
- Playlist view — a toggleable full-window view with large cover art, ambient blurred background, and a song list
- Loop modes — loop a single track, directory, specific directory recursively or the full library
- Shuffle modes — shuffle a single directory, or all your music
- MPRIS2 — full media key support and taskbar integration
- Search — fast async search across your entire library
- Metadata editor — edit tags directly from the player
- System tray — hide to tray, control from tray menu
- Lightweight — takes up minimal system resources
- Cava integration — launch a terminal visualizer with one click



