Music buffs will like the navigable equalizer. There’s also a Drive mode to simplify controls when you’re behind the wheel, and a Lockscreen mode to make it easy to shuffle without unlocking your phone. There’s included support for Last.FM’s Scrobbler support, Bluetooth-headsets, and Wear OS. There’s a sleep timer to help you doze off at night and an easy-to-use built-in ringtone maker. You can choose between included themes in the app, but when you play a song, the background will sync to the color palette of the album art.īesides being a looker, Muzio Player supports a wide range of file formats, including MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, FLAC, and 3GP.
I like it more than what’s left of Google Play Music, and so much more than Spotify, which is a Plain Jane in comparison. The app is called Muzio Player, but you’ll find it under “Music Player – MP3 Player,” as the developers clearly attempted some search engine magic here by using keywords. Update: I’m a little disappointed that I didn’t see Pulsar in the Play Store before I wrote this! The app has Google Cast and Android Auto support, which are two essential features Muzio Player does not have.Īnnoyingly, it isn’t labeled accordingly in the Play Store. It’s absolutely not a replacement for Google Play Music, but it might help some of you with physical libraries manage in between transitioning music services.
But I did find a pretty fantastic, feature-filled mp3 player.
GOOGLE PLAY MUSIC ADD TO MY LIBRARY FULL
(I don’t like to suggest any app that’s below four stars unless it’s a one-off or the comments are full of niche complainers whining about the developer.) I don’t know that there’s anything free out there that can offer you the same kind of “feel my mood” playlist on a whim. I went searching for an app that could facilitate the kind of algorithm magic that Google Play Music is so well known for, but I hit a wall finding anything that wasn’t dubious.
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