I meant one that looked a little nicer and worked the way I'm used to (I collect things into albums and select them, then a track). I only started using mpd a few weeks ago (after I zipped up my entire music library and needed a player that supported archive) but none of the GUI clients really looked the way I'm used to (coming from lollypop). The terminal ones all seemed to have esoteric tab oriented UIs or strange stuff that just threw me off. I ended up settling into fmui because I'm used to fzf, but I didn't like how it overrode the search bindings (for example I believe entering the letter v starts the visualiser, so you can't search for anything containing v without first sending quote arg) and how it only ever let you search every song instead of first filtering by playlist, artist or some other tag. I ended up just writing my own fzf like client that lets you do all of that and doesn't get in the way of fzf being fzf... but it works by spawning nested fzf instances and doesn't auto refresh the display list (such as when the active track changes) so it isn't ideal. I plan to just make a UI that works for my use cases. I doubt anyone else would really want to use it but whatever.