Change the query to search songs with YouTube

[tposejank]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Problem is very common: not downloading correct tracks.
My proposed solution is below:
Change the query the youtube.py file does so that:

• Lyric channels with intro music/long intros
• Lyric channels with outros/song fading
• Lyric channels that use official music videos
• Artists with more popular music that their other songs don't get recommended first and instead their most popular release (Ej: indie artists)
• Nightcore remixes that take over the search results
• Music with no lyrics being searched as lyric videos
• Low quality exported lyric videos
  ...these cases don't occur when music is searched

Describe the solution you'd like
Instead of query being: "Artist - Song Lyrics"
It can be: "Artist - Song Official Audio", preferably if the Song goes before the artist: "Song - Artist Official Audio".
So that YouTube can give as results the artist's official audio (usually the square image or a video with just the audio)

Additional context
As an example: Frizk, who made a popular TikTok audio, searching for any of his other songs may result to getting the popular audio as a first result, also being that he does not have many sung releases.

If it is unclear what I am mentioning: here

[Maritsu]

I'm having issues with this too; so far I've come up with maybe dropping the 'Lyrics' search tag, making use of Sponsorblock and additionally searching on YT Music instead?

[tposejank]

I'm having issues with this too; so far I've come up with maybe dropping the 'Lyrics' search tag, making use of Sponsorblock and additionally searching on YT Music instead?

I also thought about YT Music for this issue, but I scrapped the idea since the YT library may not support it.

[Maritsu]

It seems like the built-in search function of yt-dlp doesn't support YT Music, but there's a library called ytmusicapi that could be used to get the song's URL (as seen in this SO thread). i'll try forking the project and implementing this