Musens

So, this app has a high price tag, viewed from today’s perspective. In the beginning, there were a lots of 99 cent apps (or 9 SEK). Today—as you all know—all apps are “free” to download, but lacks features if you’re not commuting to an in app subscription. So, I give this app a perfect rating for two important reasons: - Indie developer: it’s obvious this app is handcrafted by a single individual. The pricing is the best part. I’d be perfectly fine buying good apps once, instead of ugly recurring monthly fees. Thanks for doing the right thing - Another UI for Apple Music: I am committed to purchase every app out there to get a better user experience. I prefer Apple to other streaming providers but the app is so clunky.

Its a great app man just add more details , and make the app less laggy and i feel like it'll be worth it

UI is actually ... not stunning. Features are far lacking. And for what it does, there's a decade+ of apps that have already done it better that are far more aesthetically pleasing and better organized visually. I regret buying it, and will attempt to get a refund.

There’s a deep attention to detail throughout the app, with loads of delightful embellishments; There’s a “vinyl record” rolling out of the album art (as if it was a sleeve) on album views, a downright gorgeous Apple Music lava lamp-style visualizer in the player view (the closest I’ve found to matching Apple’s own beautiful lava lamp visualizer), and even an option to make the album art a rotating circle as if it was a picture disc while playing. It feels like a *fun* music app, like Doppi and Albums before it. I’d love to see dedicated, in-app lyrics support added as an in-app purchase sometime down the road (not a personal fan of Musixmatch as the long-term solution), but nonetheless, this is already a fantastic addition to the music player category, and I can’t wait to see what’s coming next.

I’m trying to find something better than the hot mess that is the Music app. Read the MacStories review and thought I’d give this a try. Immediately turned off the spinning artwork - feel gimmicky. If the player is the primary focus, how do I see what’s next? Can’t find it on the player screens. Player screen also only has an option to Add to Library even if the song is in the Library. Would expect it to change to Remove. The items on the home screen basically match Music’s For You screen, particularly the New Releases that show just what Music shows me (even though I know other stuff from my library is new). Nothing new discovery-wise. I’m not looking at the player when I’m listen to music. I’m searching, or using other apps, or the phone is in the pocket or somewhere else. Building the app around something like the player makes me wonder if people are using the app this way. Seems strange to me. True, the Music app’s player is garbage - maybe that’s why I don’t use it - but this feels like baseline what Music should have, not something unique.

Thanks for the update! Loving the app

I read a good review of this App. It would be nice if it really worked as promised but instead it is glitchy, non intuitive, and freezes. Save your money.