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 Action 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 ?
Features:
- Track Rating is now available in CarPlay!
Fixes:
- Fixed an issue where the iPad app might not correctly open an album or collection from a Collection widget
- Actually fixed an issue where actions to rate a track on last.fm wouldn’t show up if a user wasn’t an Apple Music subscriber
- Fixed an issue where the app could play the wrong album when adding a new album to play next on the last song of the current album
- Fixed an issue where the current album could restart if you selected a new album in the queue while playback was paused
- Fixed an issue where hiding compilations behaved incorrectly on the Collections tab
- Fixed an edge case where the last.fm authentication flow could fail
- Fixed a regression where tapping an album while in Apple Music search now correctly opens the catalog version, rather than library version.
- Fixed an issue where the Now Playing Settings popover didn’t display on iPadOS 18
- Fixed an issue where the album page might not display correctly when using the thinnest Split View option on iPad
- Improvements when syncing a device that hasn’t been used in over a week
- Fixed an issue where the first several albums in a collection could load artwork at potato quality.
- Fixed an issue where resuming a listening session might split into two sessions
- Fixed a regression where the “Auto-Download Credits” toggle in Settings -> Advanced didn’t do anything
- The tag picker is now case-insensitive when sorting tags by name
- Fixed an issue where the iPad tracklist table could pick an illegible color for the selected track
- The CarPlay app no longer displays the “next album” button on the last album in the queue
- Fixed an issue where changing tabs on the iPad app could restore a screen you’d already navigated away from