Deezer Club expands to Brazil as Remix Lab adds new tracks for fans
Deezer has expanded its exclusive Deezer Club experience to Brazil while announcing new Remix Lab tracks and fan events for subscribers in France.
Deezer is bringing two major updates to its fan experience this season.
The streaming platform has announced that Deezer Club is now available in Brazil, expanding the membership experience outside France for the first time. At the same time, French subscribers will gain access to a new selection of tracks through Deezer’s Remix Lab, alongside new live events and competitions.
Together, the updates show how Deezer is continuing to develop more ways for listeners to interact with the artists and music they love, from accessing exclusive experiences to creating their own versions of selected tracks.
Deezer Club launches in Brazil
Originally launched in France in 2024, Deezer Club gives Premium subscribers access to exclusive music experiences.
These can include concert tickets, VIP access, album listening sessions, exclusive events, merchandise opportunities and remix competitions.
Deezer says the Club has already generated strong engagement in France. During 2025, it offered 275 competitions, while its dedicated in-app section attracted 4.9 million monthly views.
Now, the experience is available to subscribers in Brazil.
“With Deezer Club, we want to go beyond streaming and create new ways for fans to experience music,” Deezer CEO Alexis Lanternier said in the company’s announcement. “With the recent launch in Brazil, Deezer Club continues to grow and reach new fan communities around the world.”
The expansion gives Deezer a new opportunity to develop its fan experience in one of the world’s most important music markets, while giving Brazilian subscribers access to exclusive experiences connected to the artists they follow.
Remix Lab is getting a new batch of tracks
The announcement also brings an update for Deezer Club members in France.
From the 7th of September, subscribers will be able to remix tracks from a new group of artists through Remix Lab, Deezer’s in-app feature that allows fans to create their own versions of participating songs.
The new selection includes music from RnBoi, Marwa Loud, Superbus featuring RORI, INNA, FloyyMenor, Simple Plan and Nickelback.
Deezer launched Remix Lab earlier this year, giving fans the opportunity to remix selected tracks directly in the app with the prior approval of artists and rights holders.
Remix Lab is designed to give listeners more opportunities to creatively interact with music while keeping the original artist and rights holders connected to the process.
Deezer says young users represent 64% of those who have already created a remix through the feature, suggesting that the format is particularly appealing to listeners who are already accustomed to engaging with music through edits, alternate versions and remixes.
Deezer Club’s new season also brings live experiences
Remix Lab is not the only new experience arriving for French subscribers.
Deezer Club members can currently enter to win tickets to Céline Dion’s special concerts at the Plénitude Arena, including both standard and VIP tickets.
On the 9th of September, Deezer Live will also launch its new season with an electro-themed event featuring Mosimann, Bon Entendeur, The Bausa and Selena Faider.
Previously known as Purple Door, Deezer Live brings together Deezer’s exclusive artist and fan experiences, including live performances, album previews and community-focused events.
These experiences sit alongside Remix Lab within Deezer’s wider efforts to give subscribers different ways to engage with artists.
For some fans, that could mean seeing an artist live. For others, it could mean getting the chance to hear music early, enter a competition or put their own spin on a song.
What do these updates mean for artists?
Neither Deezer Club nor Remix Lab is currently an open opportunity that every artist can automatically access by distributing music to Deezer.
However, the two announcements are still worth watching for independent artists and labels.
Deezer Club’s expansion into Brazil shows that the platform sees potential in bringing exclusive fan experiences to fast-growing music markets. Meanwhile, the continued rollout of Remix Lab reflects the growing interest across the music industry in artist-approved ways for fans to interact creatively with songs.
For artists, that makes fan participation an increasingly important consideration.
Building an audience is not only about encouraging people to stream a track once. Listeners can also follow releases, attend shows, share music and, where platforms provide the tools, actively interact with songs themselves.
As Deezer Club reaches more listeners and Remix Lab continues to add new music, it will be interesting to see whether these kinds of fan experiences eventually become available to more artists and in more territories.