While music streaming apps like Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music have significantly changed how we consume music on our mobile devices, some people still prefer maintaining their own digital library – and for good reason too. Firstly, streaming music online can use up a good portion of your mobile data. Some people may find downloading music to be a much better alternative to streaming their favourite artists over and over again. While streaming services like Spotify offer the option to download your favourite songs, the downloads are only available until your subscription lasts. For those who would rather maintain a local music library on their smartphone, here are the 7 best offline music player apps for Android.
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Pulsar Music Player
One of the oldest and most popular music players on Android, Pulsar Music Player neatly categorises the music on your phone and offers a clean, ad-free interface at no additional cost. Android’s Material You design has been well integrated into the app, elevating the aesthetic and bringing a personalised touch to the music player. Pulsar Music Player can run a wide range of file formats including mp3, aac, flac, ogg, wav, and more. On top of that, you get the complete set of functions like gapless playback, lyrics display, crossfade, audio balance, visualiser, music equaliser, play speed adjusting, and more. Pulsar Music Player also supports Chromecast, Android Auto, and voice assistant, and you can easily integrate your Last.fm account with the app to record your scrobbles.
Canaree Music Player
Canaree Music Player offers a beautiful app interface on top of the basic features that you expect from a music player. The buttonless player controls further add to the meticulous design of the app. Apart from organising your music collection, Canaree can also catalogue the podcasts in your library and make them accessible in chronological order. The app also comes with multiple themes for the player along with a 3D virtualiser.
BlackPlayer Music Player
BlackPlayer has all the ingredients for a perfect music player app. With the Material design seamlessly incorporated into the app and elegant animations across the board, BlackPlayer offers a unique look compared to other music players. This app also keeps a track of your most-played artists and songs and curates your homepage with personalised suggestions. BlackPlayer comes with Android Auto, WearOS, and Last.fm support.
Pulse Music
If you’re looking for greater customisation in a music player, you may want to look into Pulse Music. This app lets you customise your home page, offers multiple Now Playing screens, curates playlists, and lets you customise the widget controls. The app also comes with multiple themes (dark themes included) and offers unique and helpful features like a sleep timer, Bluetooth autoplay, smart search, and more.
One Music Player
One Music Player curates personalised playlists for you based on your listening activity. While the playlists may not have songs outside of your music library, it is still a handy feature that compiles all your most listened songs in one place. To keep things fresh, One Music Player also personalises your homepage. On top of that, you get all the basic functions of a music player along with some unique elements like a carousel effect for album covers, an option to enrich song cover images, and more.
Nyx Music Player
Nyx Music Player is designed for those who give aesthetics a higher preference than anything else. With 6 accent colours and 24 possible themes, Nyx has been thoughtfully designed to offer a unique and intricate interface. The app also comes with its own transitions and animations that greatly elevate the experience. On top of that, you get unique features like looper (repeats your favourite part of the song), nature sound (plays sounds of nature in 432Hz), volume boost, 3D sound, and more.
Retro Music Player
Retro Music Player comes with 3 base themes, 10+ now playing themes, and a bunch of accents that can be selected from the colour palette. On top of that, you get features like a music duration filter, gapless playback, carousel effect, drive mode, Bluetooth support, tag editor, home screen widgets, and support for over 30 languages. Retro Music Player also curates your homepage, filling it with music suggestions based on your listening activity.
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Conclusion
These are our picks for the 7 best offline music player apps for Android. All the music players on this list are free to use, but some may come with additional features locked behind a paywall. Think there’s an app that deserves to be on this list? Let us know in the comments!
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