Listen through the radio or follow the channel link
Hear One More Lawn's comedy songs by switching on the radio mounted on your mower's hood. For listening outside the game, the Steam playlist discussion provides a link to the Superdou YouTube channel.
Find songs outside the game
- Open the Steam playlist discussion to find its link to the Superdou YouTube channel.
- Follow the Superdou channel link in that discussion to browse for the music you want to hear outside the game.
Players in the Steam radio discussion refer to songs as 'Both of them Itch' and 'Hemorrhoid' while pointing listeners toward YouTube. Use those names as search terms if they match the tune you are trying to find. Keep the discussion open while browsing so you can follow the channel link again without starting a fresh search.
Operate the mower's radio
- Switch on the hood-mounted radio to begin listening; the radio normally starts switched off.
- Adjust the volume control on the radio interface to make the music comfortable alongside the rest of the game audio.
- Switch the radio off whenever you want to stop hearing its songs, including their strong language and crude humor.
Each player's radio plays from their own mower in co-op. Turn the volume down when you need to coordinate a careful part of the job. Setting a comfortable level before everyone drives away makes it easier to concentrate on both the lawn and nearby conversation.
Load your own music and let friends listen
- Load audio files from your PC into the mower radio to use your own music, choosing tracks you have the rights to share if friends will hear them.
- Have the host accept Shared Music before expecting your custom audio to be heard in the private session.
- Accept the Shared Music notice when a friend plays their own music to begin hearing that live audio.
- Open the Play with Friends sheet if you missed the notice, so you can accept the music from there.
- Choose Ask, Always or Never for shared music in Options to set your listening preference.
Shared Music is optional and starts disabled, with acceptance required from the host and each listener. Friends hear the sound live during the session; the audio files themselves are never uploaded or transferred. If you prefer to keep the session's music predictable, leave sharing disabled or use the Ask preference.
Understand the AI music and streaming permission
Superdou discloses that the built-in radio songs were generated using Suno under commercial licenses, then selected, edited and mixed by the developer. Some sound effects use ElevenLabs. For your videos, the relevant permission is Superdou's statement allowing the built-in radio music in streams and videos, including monetized ones.
| Music source | Sharing and streaming |
|---|---|
| Built-in mower radio music | Superdou permits this music in streams and videos, including monetized ones. |
| Music loaded from your PC | Share only music you have the rights to share. The built-in soundtrack permission does not cover your imported tracks, and Streamer Mode blocks player-loaded music. |
| Music loaded by your friends | Listening requires the host's and listener's acceptance. Streamer Mode blocks shared music; accepting a track does not bring it under the built-in soundtrack permission. |
Enable Streamer Mode before recording or broadcasting if you want player-loaded music blocked. The mode also hides your lobby code, and you can find it in Options or the Play with Friends sheet. You can still copy the hidden code without displaying it on screen.
Manage radio content separately from Family Friendly Mode
Family Friendly Mode is found under Options > General. It replaces the cigarette with a lollipop and beer with water, removing smoke, coughing and wobbly driving. You can change it during play, and each co-op player sees their own setting.
Use the radio's power control when you want to avoid its strong language and crude comedy songs. Treat that audio choice separately from the character's smoking and drinking settings. For unwanted audio from other players, the game also lets you mute or block a player.
Check these settings when music is missing
- No music from your mower? Check that the hood-mounted radio is switched on, then inspect its volume control.
- A friend's custom music is silent? Check host approval and your own acceptance, then use Play with Friends if you missed the listening notice.
- Player-loaded tracks remain blocked? Check Streamer Mode, which blocks that music; keep it enabled when you want that protection for a recording.
- Your custom cassette is empty? Turning the radio on should play the built-in stations, so imported songs are not required to hear music.
- Songs stop advancing or audio cuts out? Check for available game updates before testing again, since the patch notes include fixes for both behaviors.
- Report a continuing audio problem through the Found a bug? button on the title screen or pause menu, describing what you were listening to.