5 Alternative Music Player Apps for Android
Music, being a vital part in every person’s lifestyle, is an important element in leisure and recreation. Android has not blocked this aspect out of the picture, as hundreds of applications dedicated to music are created, and are still being developed.
Most Android-powered smartphones are commonly compared keenly with the iPhone, but one of the flaws in the iOS platform is that music applications are not that superb. This is alright if you just need music to keep you sane, but if you are a first-rate audiophile, you need only the best music apps. Ideally, music apps should be able to read ID3 tags, search libraries according to artists, songs or albums, support a number of playlists, and perform basic functions such as shuffle and repeat. With Android music apps, there is actually so much more to that.
Music lovers everywhere just love to have music gadgets around them all of the time. The following list contains 5 of the best music players available in the Android market right now:
1. MixZing
Should you be a fan of iTunes Genius feature, Pandora, Last FM and other related music service, this is the app that suits you. The moment that you start playing music in the app, it will create a playlist that is based on that song, as well as the recommendations from your own library which could be voted up or down to the fine-tune playlist.
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2. Meridian
Meridian is an all-around, featured-filled media player with a few cool features that make it friendlier than most music default players. It supports a five-star rating system which makes Meridian even more convenient to play. Once you have played the rated songs, you can go to the Songs section of the library, enter Menu and filter out the songs below a particular star rating. This is going to be very useful when you shuffle through the library, as you can exclude songs that are rated 3 or lower. This is the perfect music app for those who like to critique songs.
3. TuneWiki
TuneWiki is perfect for those who are into creative exploration—finding out about the best albums of the month or listening to the most listened songs. By using this app, one can also search for songs on YouTube, view artist information, interact with the TuneWiki community and listen to many streams from various internet radio stations.
4. Cubed
Cube is basically like your ordinary music player, but it has additional features with a very cool user interface. Your album list could be displayed as a cube, which is not an ordinary sight. You can swipe up and down, spin around and scroll through the albums. Swiping left to right to scroll through the alphabet instead of digging through the albums is also possible.
5. Music Mate
This one is not really much of a music player but a domain that will help you listen to your favorite songs. It has a very simple interface, which allows you to search and download songs from public domains for free. The lyrics appear while you listen to a song that you downloaded, which means that you can actually sing along the first time that you listen to a great tune.
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