Deezer Expands HiFi Catalog to Over 90 Million Tracks
Deezer is bolstering its appeal to audiophiles with a significant expansion of its HiFi catalog, now offering over 90 million songs in lossless FLAC format (16 bit/44.1 kHz). This represents a substantial increase from just over 70 million tracks and means that almost the entirety of Deezer’s music library is available in HiFi quality, excluding its free tier.
Growth in HiFi Streaming
The move underscores the growing demand for high-quality audio streaming. Deezer cooperates with both major and independent record labels globally to ensure a broad selection of music is available to its subscribers. This commitment extends to featuring more local music than many other streaming services.
Beyond Music: Podcasts, Radio, and Audiobooks
Deezer’s offerings extend beyond music. The platform also hosts a wide range of podcasts, live radio channels, and, in select countries, audiobooks through a dedicated ‘Audiobooks by Deezer’ app.
Artist Spotlights and Catalog Access
Deezer provides direct channels for artists to manage their profiles and for users to request missing content. The platform also highlights artists like Bruno Mars, who recently released his album The Romantic, and acknowledges historical artists like The Kinks, addressing user feedback regarding catalog completeness. Notably, some users have reported inconsistencies in album availability for certain artists, despite being searchable on the platform.
Notable Artists on Deezer
Deezer boasts a comprehensive catalog including artists with the lowest artist numbers on the platform, such as The Beatles (artist number 1), The Clash (artist number 2), and Snoop Dogg (artist number 3). Daniel Marhely holds the lowest artist number, 5, and also the lowest playlist number, also 5.
New Releases and Catalog Updates
As of February 13, 2026, Charli XCX released a new album, “Wuthering Heights,” coinciding with the release of the film of the same name.
Sixty Days To Live
The artist Sixty Days To Live currently has 21 fans on Deezer, but no albums are currently available on the platform.
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