A new version of Tauon music player is out, gifting fans of the powerful and unique-looking audio app a raft of new features to play with – including some Linux exclusive eye candy! Tauon 8.0 has been fully ported to SDL3, an efficient cross-platform a…
A new version of DeaDBeeF music player is out with some cool features, FFMPEG 7 support, and a flurry of bug fixes sure to appease long-time fans of this tool. Admittedly, the popularity of traditional desktop music player apps like this one has dipped…
Linux users hunting for a native client to stream music from TIDAL will want to keep an eye on a promising new open-source app called High Tide. High Tide is an unofficial but native Linux client for the TIDAL music streaming service. It’s writte…
A new version of the GTK-based music player Rhythmbox has been released, the first major update in over a year. Rhythmbox 3.4.8 is billed as a ‘minor improvement release’ so there are no shiny new features or (some would say overdue) UI cha…
Remember Clementine music player? Well, it appears to be back – some 8 years after its last stable release. If Clementine feels like it’s slipped out of public consciousness it’s understandable: the last stable release was in 2016 (v1.3.1)….
Tauon music player (once known as Tauon Music Box) now offers native PipeWire audio playback on Linux — albeit experimental for the moment. Fans of this streamlined music player have asked for native PipeWire support for a while, and the app deve…
A new version of Qt-based music player Amarok is available to download. Amarok 3.1 lands three months after Amarok 3.0, which was the first release in nearly 6 years and saw the audio player’s developers complete their port to Qt 5 (which receive…
A new version of the Audacious music player popped out a few weeks back, but I totally missed hearing about until today (when sifting through my GitHub stars to make sure no other apps I like have joined the FOSS graveyard). Audacious 4.4 is a sizeable…
A new version of the open-source music player Amarok has been released, the first major update to the Qt-based media app since 2018. Amarok 3.0 is the first stable release to use Qt 5 and KDE Frameworks 5, and work to port the music player to the the n…
MusicPod, an all-in-one music, radio and podcast player for Linux created in Flutter, has matured at a clip since I first looked at it in the spring. The app was already in pretty good form then, able to play local audio files, browse and manage a audi…
A new version of Ymuse, a nimble front-end to the Music Player Daemon (MPD) is out. Ymuse 0.22 ‘Xylophone’ intros support for drag-and-drop in the play queue (a real doozy of a feature), adds a single-track repeat option, and debu…
A new version of Rhythmbox music player is out. Rhythmbox may not be the fanciest or flashiest of Linux media apps but it’s certainly one of the most reliable and…
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The joke goes that there are more music players for Linux than there are distros – and gosh, there are a lot of distros! As an observant quip, it’s rather…
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The you next hear a song in a TV show, movie, or video you’re watching and want to find out who it’s by give open source app Mousai a try….
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MusicPod is a promising new music, podcast, and internet radio app for Ubuntu desktops that’s built with Flutter. Learn more inside.
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Spotify Premium subscribers on Linux will be pleased to hear that they (once again) have an alternative to the official Linux client. I’m pleased to report that development on Spot…
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G4Music bills itself as a “beautiful, fast, fluent, light weight music player” and after using it I can’t disagree. Learn more about this GTK4 music app.
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If you’re looking for a fast, responsive front-end for MPD, look no further than Ymuse — a new release of which is now available with several improvements.
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Linux systems frequently offer their own music players, but there are other options available. Learn about the best music players for Linux here.
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If you’re an Apple Music subscriber wanting to use the service on Linux, you have to check out Cider. Cider (inspired name, eh?) is an “open-source, community-oriented Apple Music client” for Windows, macOS (not that they need it), an…