Krow / Discord music bot
Discord music bot
Music for your Discord server.
Play a track, check the queue, or share your Last.fm now playing. Here are the Krow commands to start with and the plan each feature needs.
Play music with Krow
Krow’s music commands let your Discord community start a track, check the queue, pause playback, or move to the next song. The catalog supports a song search or URL with -play.
Start by opening -help play in your server. It shows the command details before you try playback. Music playback requires Krow Lifetime, so check the server’s plan if the command asks for an upgrade.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
-play song name | Search for a track and start playback. A URL also works. |
-queue | Show the current queue. |
-pause / -resume | Pause the current track or continue listening. |
-skip | Move past the current song. |
-stop | Stop playback, clear the queue, and disconnect. |
What is free, and what needs Lifetime?
Krow has free core commands. The music catalog marks -play, -pause, -resume, -skip, and -stop as Krow Lifetime commands. Lifetime costs $24.99 once for one server.
The catalog does not mark -queue or the Last.fm -fm command as Lifetime features. Checking a queue or sharing your now playing is different from starting voice playback. See each entry in the command catalog for its current requirements.
Share your Last.fm now playing
Use -fm to show your current Last.fm track, or -fm @member to look up another member. Open -help fm for details. This is separate from Krow playing audio in Discord.
When a music command does not respond
Check the spelling and syntax with -help play. Confirm that the server has the required plan and that Krow can respond in the channel. If the problem continues, visit service status and Krow support.
Need server tools alongside music? Read the moderation and anti-nuke guide. If you want an AI operator for server setup and management, see Jarvis.