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honestly don't believe the app is with the five dollar price at the current state of it, at least at the time of writing this. the app is well at doing some basic functions, like if you wanna just listen through an album, it'll absolutely get the job done. the library transfer from Apple music to the app is smooth and effortless. the app also improves upon some things from basic apple music, such as noticing when you try to add a song to a playlist that already exists within the playlist, which personally I found to be really nice. however, the app also lacks to do a lot of basic things at the moment. attempting to shuffle, whether from the get-go by clicking the shuffle icon of the whole album/playlist/whatever, or from trying to shuffle from the player after a song is already playing. you can't remove songs from the queue which is stupid- unless you can add I apparently can't find it, in which case is also stupid because it should be an easily found feature. aside from all that, you can't interact with the -small but very much still existent- social part of apple music, which might just be because this is a third party app in itself and can't do that cause of legalities and whatnot, but I figure that's a worthwhile heads up. honestly I got the whole app to bed able to do the dark mode feature, which is absolutely dope. I can tell that this app has a lot of potential but first the moment it's not with the price in my opinion.

I really love having a player that uses Apple Music that has a dark mode but for $10, I was expecting something with a little more polish and reliability. I have bought other apps from this maker so I know he has the ability but this app was obviously rushed. I've had multiple instances of the app pausing songs repeatedly. This is often followed by a full crash of the app. Rebooting the app does not fix it but hard rebooting the phone seems to for a while. Playing songs randomly from the all songs tab does not work like every other music player I've ever used. It makes a short playlist of a selection of songs that eventually start repeating instead of just playing all of the songs at random. If you want to start your list from a specific song and hit the shuffle button in the player screen after starting that song, it only shuffles songs that begin with the same letter. Its frustrating because the app is truly beautiful but when a player is missing such basic functionality, is obviously only skin deep. He does seem to update his other apps pretty regularly so I'm hoping to see and update that addresses these issues but the last update for this app was ten days ago and didn't really seem to do anything. At the price, this is definitely in the range. It should be better.

When I first saw this app being released I fell in love with the design, especially the true black because it looks amazing on my OLED display. I took a leap of faith after reading good reviews and spent the $10 on it. I love the way this app is designed to be reminiscent of the stock Apple Music app, but apart from that, it’s very thoughtfully and beautifully designed. I love being able to see my library, Charts, “For You”, and other Apple Music Playlists on the front page. I personally am not a fan of all the tabs on the stock app so this is a breath of fresh air. The only thing that I would like to see is being able to change the accent colour and what my friends are listening to. On the not so good side, I understand that this app is continuously being developed and therefore will have its quirks here and there. They’re not so bad that they hinder me from enjoying the app, so I will not state them. I appreciate the work being put into the app and would like to see these bugs being fixed in future updates. I’ve sent bug reports so for now I’m satisfied with it. Thank you once again to the developer for making such a good stock music app alternative.

this app is a much needed the Apple Music app, which I only use to play music, spending very actual little time in the app. this app is more than a “skin” (I can access and play what I to the device), but it shines when you subscribe to Apple Music. Much needed visual and organizational enhancements that are much more inviting and fun to tinker with. It takes a little to get used to nuances and quirks, and there are a few things that don’t work well or are rough around the edges (some are limits from the Music API). I assume these will be ironed out in time, sooner rather than later. Overall, this app works well out of the box and is a delight to use. I’m actually using playlists again. (Oh, and yes, $10 is a bit steep — would have preferred $5 — with no way to try first, but it seems fair to us and the developer to continue to improve). Hope the app will continue to soar.