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The simplicity of Google Photos has me still rolling with that.
But for all my music, syncthing is the best. In my case it's synced to my phone though, and also backuped up from that to the cloud.
If you self host, or want to try it out, Immich is amazing. It feels very much like Google Photos, but you can run it completely locally. Great integration with desktop and mobile, both Android, and iOS.
I'm not affiliated at all with the project.
That's been my plan to move off of Google photos. Decided on Immich a few months ago. Now if only I had some more of that free time to set it up.
Yunohost takes A LOT of the pain out of setting up a server and they recently added Immich.
Do you have a server and docker running? I just set up immich and it was pretty easy.
I have several docker servers, but for Immich I want a dedicated VM. Regardless the problem isn't going to be setting it up, that should be easy. But for something as important as this, I am going to pore over every possible architectural design decision from the storage tier to the HA and DR strategy. I don't want to start migrating to it then realize I wanted to do something differently and have to migrate again.
If it's replacing Google Photos for my family, I expect the same level of resiliency and data protection standards. Or at least as close as I can reasonably get.