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Rising Star
January 4, 2018
Replied by Deezer

Search music by Record Label // Record Label name below album or track

  • January 4, 2018
  • 73 replies
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Name of label is available after the track list of an album/ep etc.

Linking the label name to a list of album/records/artists of the same label would be very useful.

73 replies

Guitar Hero
October 2, 2025

I recently noticed that searching by label no longer works at all as it did before. Now it only shows the "Tracks" tab but not the ability to browse by "Albums" as it did previously.

The direct link to the albums tab also no longer works. Example: https://www.deezer.com/search/label%3A%22SculpturedMusic%22/album

Attached is a photo example of what shows now, previously there would be an "Albums" tab at the top that could be browsed, now it only shows "Tracks".

Any idea if this will be fixed so that it worked as it did previously or is this the end of searching by label? This feature was incredibly useful as it allowed me to explore a label’s entire offering. I understand it wasn’t the most complete or accurate but it was better than nothing at all.

Roadie
February 13, 2026

I agree, this function is still completely broken and impossible on a mobile too.

 

Label:”Semi Delicious”

Label:”Rawax”

Label:”Ninja Tune”

 

None of these even work in the browser method that was initially suggested, even as a half cooked solution.

 

Given your albums are tagged, I really have no idea why a search table cannot be made like any other asset you have under artist/album/track… label should act the same. In a world of AI coding, I’m pretty sure you could put this over to Claude and the thing would be coded in 5 minutes.

 

Why is this so difficult to offer? As an electronic music fan, this is a huge gap in function.

Guitar Hero
February 14, 2026

Since I didn’t know if this feature would ever be brought back, I had a script/web front end interface written to perform label searches. While it’s not as fast/immediate as the built in search was, it might actually be more complete. When researching I found Deezer’s API to be unreliable in regards to aggregating label releases. I discovered a site called lbl.fm (find releases by label) and noticed they were using Spotify’s API, which is much more comprehensive in this regard. I then took the results generated from Spotify, matched UPC codes to create Deezer links to be displayed on a front end. This route requires running a server to keep the Spotify API token active to perform these searches, so it’s not very user friendly but it gets the job done.