Music in Minecraft usually means standing next to a jukebox. Grims JukeBoxes takes it with you, spreads it across a build, and gives the workshop a centrepiece worth walking over to.
The Big Jukebox
The Werks Big Jukebox is a tall cabinet, about 1.75 blocks high: a dark oak case on a riveted base, a brass-barred speaker grille, a window onto the turntable, and a neon arch that cycles its colors while a song plays. It holds a 45-disc playlist with ordered or shuffle play, and it can lead a speaker network. Staff hand these out.
Music you can carry
Craft a Walkman, upgrade it to an MP3 Player, or redeem a Walkman Voucher from a crate. Each player keeps its own album of discs and plays only for its owner, and your saved albums follow you when you upgrade or replace a device. Shuffle is a real shuffle: every song plays once before any repeats.
Speakers from ordinary blocks
Sneak-use a jukebox to start linking, then use any ordinary block nearby to turn it into a speaker. The block keeps its normal look, there is nothing special to place, and the whole network plays the same song. Servers decide how many speakers a player may link.
Bedrock too
Bedrock players get the same chest-style menus through Geyser, and their own portable music follows them however far they walk, instead of fading out where the song started.
Grims JukeBoxes is a test build right now, so items and placed jukeboxes may be reset between builds. The player wiki covers how everything works, and the administrator wiki covers installing the packs.