Show HN: Waves – A terminal music player with library browsing and radio mode

  I built Waves because I wanted a music player that fits my workflow. I spend most of my day in the terminal, and switching to a GUI app to manage music always felt jarring. I also wanted something that respects my local library rather than pushing streaming services.

  What makes it different:

  - Full keyboard-driven navigation with vim-style bindings (hjkl, /, g/G)
  - SQLite FTS5 for instant full-text search across your library
  - Radio mode: when you run out of tracks, it uses Last.fm's similar artists API to find related music from your own library and keeps playing
  - Soulseek integration via slskd for downloading, with MusicBrainz tagging and file renaming
  - Mouse support for those who want it
  - State persistence: queue, navigation position, everything saved between sessions

  Tech stack: Go, Bubble Tea (TUI framework), Beep (audio), SQLite. Supports MP3 and FLAC.

  Install: `go install github.com/llehouerou/waves@latest` or `yay -S waves-bin` on Arch.

  Press `?` for keybindings help once you're in.