Albums: Music Library Player

iOS Universel / Musique

Albums is the Apple Music player that puts you in control of your music. Whether you just want to throw on album shuffle or spend hours meticulously sorting and filtering your collection, Albums cares about your music library as much as you do.

Free Features:

QUICK SELECTION
Just press “shuffle,” scroll through a grid of album art, or browse your library to select an album, and easily skip to the next one with album-focused controls.

WIDGETS & CARPLAY
See your music on your home screen with Now Playing, Collection, and Quick Collection widgets. Take it on the road with CarPlay, and pin albums and collections for easy access.

ICLOUD SYNC
iCloud sync ensures you can pick up listening where you left off across all your devices.

ALBUM NOTES
Add notes about albums or specific listening sessions.

ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL
Albums offers robust Siri interactions and App Intents and supports Dynamic Type.

Premium Tools for Power Users*:

SUBSTANTIAL STATS
Get weekly, monthly, and yearly reports looking back at your listening, and dig into the data with customizable charts.

LAST.FM COMPATIBILITY
Scrobble your listening in real-time or manually. Import your last.fm history to fill in the full picture.

MORE CUSTOMIZATION
Explore built-in Insight Collections highlighting new and unlistened albums, old favorites you haven’t heard in a while, or even music from when you were in high school. Tag albums to create collections of your own. Customize the interface to match the color of your current album’s artwork with a simple two-finger tap.

RICHER DISCOVERY
See what’s next with a release feed of Artists and Record Labels in your library. Delve into production credits from MusicBrainz and Discogs, then browse collections of Record Labels, Producers, and more.

*Requires Albums Premium

Note:
Albums optionally integrates with Apple Health. If you choose to give Albums access to your Workout history, it can create "Workout Jams" Insight Collections, which match up your listening history to your exercise history. You can enable this functionality by going to the Insights tab and tapping the settings gear next to the "Workout Jams" heading. Permission for Albums to access this data can be controlled via the Apple Health app.

Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?

- Fixed an issue where the last.fm Settings page would only appear as logged in after playing music for the first time after launching the app fresh
- The now playing slider bar now animates more pleasantly back into place after scrubbing through a song
- Fixed an issue where the queue could not repeat an album when set to repeat album mode
- Fixed an issue where a Release Feed notification could be sent even if you’d already seen the latest items in the feed
- Various crash fixes, attempted and definite
- Fixed an issue where devices that had not done a cloud sync in over 7 days might not correctly delete Quick Actions and Tags that had been deleted on other iCloud devices older than 7 days ago
- Fixed an edge case where a cloud-synced queue could display mixed up metadata
- Fixed an issue where an album’s play count might not correctly decrement after deleting a play session
- Fixed an issue where the context menu/right-click menu wasn’t available for search results in the app’s sidebar (iPad/macOS)
- Fixed an issue where the Number of Albums chart type incorrectly counted non-library albums
- Fixed an issue where users without Apple Music subscriptions could only view the first track of a catalog album.
- The Over the Years Insights collections now include albums with blank release dates but populated “year” metadata.
- Fixed an issue where the queue replace alert would self-dismiss and prevent playback when presented from a collection chosen from Related Artists or an Insight Collection