The Best Music Apps You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of

Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play Music, blah blah blah… change the record, can’t you? Stand out from the crowd by using one of these lesser-known jukebox apps to listen to your tunes on your smartphone. In the end you might find you prefer using them to the more well-known alternatives. Poweramp Advertisement Originally a powerhouse of a program on Windows, Poweramp is now available for Android too, bringing with it just about every feature you could want: support for a whole host of formats, equalizers, crossfading, gapless playback, lock screen widgets and more. You will have to stump up some money for Poweramp but you can use the 15-day trial version to see if the app is really for you. The app comes with a good amount of built-in customization options too, so you can really make it your own. [$3.99, Android] Cesium Advertisement Most music players have a similar set of features, so it’s often the interface and ease-of-navigation that sets certain apps apart. Cesium certainly scores highly here: the design is tastefully done and finding your way around your music is a breeze. You can swipe left and right to organize albums, edit the play queue, shuffle through… Read full this story

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