That’s right, we’re talking about GNOME Music 3.23.1, which will become GNOME Music 3.24 when the GNOME 3.24 desktop hits the streets next spring, on March 22, 2016. And it looks like the development team behind the GNOME Music app have prepared some very nice new features, starting with HiDPI support, which is about 90 percent done. Among other exciting new features implemented in GNOME Music 3.23.1, we can mention the addition of composer label and search functionality, non-blocking playlist retrieval, reworked About dialog, album widgets, as well as art lookup, split up views and widgets, the ability to display multi-disc albums as such, and support for mnemonics.