Which app do you use to listen to music?

[Debashis]

Which app do you use the most for listening to music?

Personally, when I'm on my laptop, I use YouTube. Just keep it open in a tab playing songs which I want to listen to and continue doing my work.
When I'm on my phone, I use the Wynk Music App. It's free and has a great range of playlists.

 

[PGen98]

YouTube music mostly.

 

[cybercupid]

+1 Youtube Music exclusively

 

[Dollhouse]

YouTube, Spotify, Bandcamp, and Apple Music/iTunes sometimes

 

[Mendalla]

Currently using Amazon Music but contemplating a jump to Spotify. Also use YouTube, but mainly for videos, concerts, and such. And I keep a copy of VLC (open source media player) on most devices for listening to my CD collection, which I've mostly ripped to MP3 now given that no devices in this house have a CD or DVD drive anymore.

 

[Sylwira]

Spotify, sometimes YT

 

[cowcatcher]

Spotify pretty much exclusively nowadays

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

SPOTIFY!!!

 

[Webster]

Either Spotify or Youtube.

 

[MrDawn]

YouTube music mostly.

YouTube is much more convenient. I don't care for Spotify that much just because they don't have everything.

My other issue with Spotify is that if you're using your phone, they don't let you listen to anything until you buy one of their monthly plans.

 

[Daltonio]

I use Spotify almost exclusively. One of the only companies I will simp for

 

[PGen98]

YouTube is much more convenient. I don't care for Spotify that much just because they don't have everything.

My other issue with Spotify is that if you're using your phone, they don't let you listen to anything until you buy one of their monthly plans.

Yeah, I hate their commercials all the time, and not being able to stream on mobile is awful. I can't afford their plans, so YT works for me when on the go

 

[Dee]

Spotify. I pay for premium.

 

[Crys]

YouTube.

 

[EllieCat]

Bump

I use forums because the Youtube embedder has no ads

 

[DrLeftover]

It's called FM broadcast radio.

 

[PGen98]

It's called FM broadcast radio.

FM is so choc full of commercials and talking there's barely any music played these days, and those morning shows, ugh

 

[DrLeftover]

FM is so choc full of commercials and talking there's barely any music played these days, and those morning shows, ugh

You need a better station.

I've found a couple of classic rock stations in range that play more music than commercials, and they DO NOT have a "sit and laugh at each other and then play cow noises" morning show. Instead, they have music, a news broadcast at the top of the hour, and a sports update once in awhile.

This is one of them.

Rewind 92.5 | Amazing Variety

Amazing Variety

rewind925.com

 

[Dismal_Bliss]

YouTube Music for streaming. n7player for the files on my Android device.