1,893 public servers that declare Music as a category and English as a language, sorted by members online. Each row is Discord's own record of that server on the date shown; join links go to discord.gg.
Dadscord is a voice-chat-oriented social community with multiple text and voice lounges. Its profile lists voice games, events, giveaways and emotes, with conversation ranging from gaming to everyday life.
Lofi Girl's community brings listeners together around lofi hip-hop and the channel's music. Its Discord introduction invites fans to talk, listen to music and form connections with people in other countries.
Bocchi the Rock! Fan Community combines anime and manga discussion with an interest in music and instruments. Members also contribute to its collection of series-related emotes and stamps.
Rythm's Discord follows the music product and its development. Members can meet company staff, discuss the product and join activities such as AMAs, giveaways and previews of upcoming features.
AI Hub gathers people experimenting with artificial intelligence for voices, music and images. Members are invited to exchange ideas, collaborate on projects and learn from one another's creative work.
Clone Hero's community offers help and update notifications for the rhythm game. Members can also share scores, show their instrument collections and discuss rhythm gaming more broadly.
Teto Tag Territory is a fan community centered on Kasane Teto. It brings together music and appearance updates, fan art and themed emojis, and advertises a TETO server tag for members' Discord profiles.
asula combines social chat with a collection of community guild tags. Its introduction invites requests for additional tags and describes giveaways and weekly events alongside spaces for making friends.
Arena AR describes a community organized around varied interests and current games. Its stated activities include tournaments and introductory events that help people learn new games, alongside attention to major global events.
LimeWire brings together users of its revived file-sharing and AI content platform, along with people following the LMWR utility token. Discussion spans creating and sharing files, the token's role in platform payments and rewards, and the overlap between technology, art and entertainment.
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Colorful Stage's community helps players find co-op shows and ranking tips. It also provides channels for bugs and developer feedback, alongside fan art, emotes and stickers.
osu! Game connects rhythm-game players through text and voice channels. Members can arrange multiplayer sessions, post scores with bots and branch into conversations about anime, manga and music.
Blue Emojis describes itself as an unofficial community with cat and blue-themed emotes. Members can also join occasional activities such as Roblox game nights and movie viewing.
envvy combines social chats and voice channels with icon resources and gaming events. Members can request particular icons, while the introduction also advertises daily giveaways and activity rewards.
Dead as Disco follows development of the music-infused martial-arts game. Its introduction invites players to follow progress and share feedback that can inform the project.
Suno's community brings researchers, musicians and audio enthusiasts together around generative sound. Its profile specifically invites members to generate audio with friends in the server and share creative ideas.
Rhythia's community follows the aim-based rhythm game and its development. Players can discuss the game, share scores and publish maps for others, combining play with community-created content.
Funky Friday's community follows the Roblox game with discussion and group finding. Members also share artwork, animations and charting projects and take part in Roblox events.
Song File Hub / Jukebox brings Geometry Dash music users and mashup makers together. The source describes a song-submission database, but the short description points to website submissions while the About text still refers to a bot command.
Sleep Token's fan-run community discusses the band's music and lore. Its introduction describes both band-focused channels and off-topic spaces where members can meet people with shared interests.
Green-Bot's support community combines bot assistance with music discussion and listening spaces. The introduction describes music stages, voice channels and sharing media or memes, alongside occasional giveaways.
aespa's fan server follows the group's music and performances. Members discuss releases or fan content and connect through everyday conversation with other MYs.
VOCALOID connects fans of vocal synthesis across music, art, games and merchandise. The community also describes occasional group viewing, giveaways and meetups around in-person events.
This Kasane Teto fan community welcomes listeners, music producers and artists interested in the singing synthesizer. Its profile follows Teto's journey across UTAU and Synthesizer V and invites fans to celebrate her music and appearances.
Miku's Cafe welcomes VOCALOID listeners and creators, including newcomers to the genre. The server holds events and art contests, with interests extending from drawing and photography to music production and cooking.
TWICE's community connects ONCE and other K-pop fans to discuss the group and related music. Its short introduction also offers updates and photographs, with room for broader conversation.
AstroDX Center provides support and a social space for users of the mobile rhythm-game recreation. The introduction invites people to ask for help or spend time with the community, with that invitation repeated in several languages.
NewJeans Is Five is a fan community for NewJeans that welcomes both new and longtime listeners. Members can follow group updates and a curated media archive, with other channels discussing music, films, gaming and wider interests.
Crab Champions is associated with Noisestorm's roguelike shooter. The source outlines island combat, loot and cooperative play within the game, without detailing Discord activities.
This entry identifies itself as the official twenty one pilots Discord community. The repeated introductory text does not explain discussion channels, fan events or conditions for joining.
CxdyCord brings music producers together around Cxdy and Internet Money. The community describes collaborations and shared loops, with occasional placement opportunities also mentioned in its introduction.
BLACKPINK connects BLINKs and other K-pop enthusiasts. Members chat about music, browse curated photos and media and use group-themed emotes or stickers.
Social World combines text and voice conversation with emotes, tags and community events. Its introduction characterizes the atmosphere as semi-toxic and advertises Nitro giveaways alongside opportunities to make friends.
Friday Night Funkin' Fans discusses the base rhythm game, mods and fan engines. Dedicated channels collect mods, artwork and music, while a news team tracks developments and the community hosts events.
Playboi Carti's community follows the artist alongside broader music news. It hosts multiple weekly events and discussions, including attention to Friday releases and updates for fans.
GREYCORD connects fans of Greyfivenine and $uicideboy$. The server lists listening parties, news, movie nights and a merchandise marketplace, alongside album-themed roles.
Karaoke Lounge focuses on live singing and listening in an informal setting. Its profile emphasizes relaxed participation rather than competition, with the community built around performing music together.
Rock and Metal Community combines genre discussion with feedback for musicians and bands. The introduction describes instrument and collaboration channels, music competitions, album exchanges and shared playlist sessions.
KBBQ connects people through gaming, social chat and shared interests. Its short description also advertises karaoke and voice conversation, making music another part of the social offering.
LE SSERAFIM: Made My Night is a fan community for the K-pop group with room for broader interests. Members also discuss other artists, games and books, and can play together, watch as a group or take part in staff giveaways.
NERU TAG gathers Vocaloid fans around Akita Neru, Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto. The listing highlights a NERU profile tag and a community inspired by the Triple Baka song.
stats.fm's community helps users follow the listening-statistics platform and share information with one another. Its introduction covers Spotify and Apple Music and notes the earlier Spotistats name.
This fan-made ILLIT community shares updates about the group's members and music. New listeners can ask about the group, while established fans have channels for following individual members and meeting one another.
Touhou LostWord's community combines game discussion with developer feedback and Q&A sessions. Players can follow news, ask questions and share setups, while creators have space for artwork and videos.
KATSEYE is a fan-run community for the music group. Members follow content updates, browse media archives and share edits or art, with community prompts and events also described.
Madison Elle Beer's community is for discussion and appreciation of the artist's work. Its profile emphasizes connecting with fellow fans around her music and other creative projects.
Muse Dash Modding Community focuses on custom content for the rhythm game. Members can discover songs, compete on custom leaderboards and contribute their own charts or mods.
