In fact, literally any artist can upload to SoundCloud and that content can be played back by anyone. The service currently boasts million tracks which is more than anyone will ever listen to, ever. It also has a variety of shows, podcasts, and other content to enjoy. The free version is mostly independent artists with the paid version getting you the more popular music by bigger names. It boasts a generous library, curated stations and playlists, and the ability to create your own stations and playlists if you so choose.
The app also comes with some light Material Design, Chromecast support, and the tablet version actually has more features than the mobile version. Spotify also has a dedicated free music app, Spotify Stations , available on Google Play as well. It boasts over , stations in total that covers almost every genre that you can possibly think of and that also includes AM and FM radio stations that can be streamed over data.
Every band ever has a presence on YouTube. You can also find official music videos, live shows, and even local bands from time to time.
You can also make playlists, get recommendations, and a lot more. Tons of people use YouTube all the time for music that they like. Radio stations are how people got free music for decades before the Internet. Many of them adapted to this new world we live in and are available for online streaming for free. The apps are never really amazing, but usually fairly adequate.
You open the app, hit the stream button, and listen to the radio station do its thing. We have This app gives a platform to artists without official distribution outlets while still having a content-filtering system in place to make sure the stuff on there is of good quality. This good-willed project has already propelled hip-hop stars like T-Wayne, Fetty Wap, and Migos to record label deals and gives you a chance to help find the next big star.
One of the more elegant and official-looking music downloader apps, YMusic lets you play any YouTube video as an audio file, even letting you run it in the background on your phone. The real kicker here is that you can also download videos as audio files. You have the option to download them in the M4A and MP3 formats, and it has a great library UI that subsequently lets you manage your music files just like you would in a music player app.
Downloaded songs are saved to your phone, so you can easily access them via your favorite music player. Of all the options on this list, YMusic is hands-down the most convenient although you do have to download it from outside the Play Store and most reliable. For those reasons, it rates highest on our list. NewPipe is another app that does the job when it comes to downloading music. By default, the app opens as a YouTube frontend. Simply select the video you want to download, then click the download icon at the top right and choose whether you want it downloaded as video or audio and what format you want it in.
GTunes has its own built-in player, too, and even lets you trim your tunes and set songs as ringtones. The free version of SONGily is ad-supported and has access to a healthy stockpile of music, new and old, from artists both mainstream and obscure, from chart music to sea shanties. TubeMate is an app that lets you download YouTube videos in a number of formats, including audio only.
Finding downloaded files on your phone is not always super straightforward. This allows them to access the songs even without the apps. Let's have a personal and meaningful conversation. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
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