Navigate your music collection starting from albums, artists, genres, composers, performers, or files down to individual tracks

You can always return to this screen with the back arrow

Long press an item to make it the default start-up view (long press again to reset to the default)

Customize by selecting items to show/hide, re-order items, and show/hide tag counts

Pull the navigation drawer from the left on any screen to navigate to any section

Tap the server icon to go to the MPD server details

Tap the server address to select MPD server

Select albums mode: by title or by album artist

Tap album to go to album details

Swipe left to add to player queue, swipe right to replace player queue

Long press for all actions including adding to playlist

The other lists of artists, genres, composers, performs, and files behave the same

Select albums mode: by title or by album artist

Long press for all actions including adding to playlist

Configurable display size: small, medium, or large

Configurable title placement: without, below, or over the image

Group albums by date, genre, artist, and other tags

Tap the down arrow on the tabs line to select which details tabs appear under each tag details.

Tap a track to toggle play/pause (configurable in the settings)

Tap the track image to open the track control dialog

Swipe right to toggle play/pause

Swipe left to remove from the player queue

Long press to drag a track to re-order position in the queue

Select compact or full view

Control the selected track:

• Toggle favorite
• Open details of track, album, or artist
• Track play, pause, or stop
• Bookmark toggle, resume, or update
• Set the track's priority up or down (play order in Random mode)
• Move the track's position in the queue up or down
• Move the track's position in the queue to top or bottom
• Move the track's position in the queue to the next in play order
• Remove the track from the queue

Control the player options:

• Repeat
• Random
• Single
• Consume
• Volume
• Outputs
• HTTP streaming
• Cross fade
• Replay gain mode

Configure MPD http streaming to listen to music on the device

Select internal or external player

Read more about HTTP streaming

Search any text

Filter results by tag

Group results by tag or sort alphbetically

Find what has changed recently

Tap the title to select time period or date to find changes since

Filter results by tag

Group results by tag or sort alphbetically

Add any type of tag or playlist to your favorites list

Favorites can be easily accessed from the popup menu in player view

Set bookmark on track

Resume play at bookmark time

An online stream URL can have some metadata added to it such as image, name, country, etc. When that URL is found in the player queue the metadata will be attached to the playing item.

Metadata can be added manually or optionally looked up in the radio-browser community database (Settings → Radio Stations → Enable radio browser).

Select MPD server

Open the servers management screen to add remove or edit servers

MPD server statistics

Album art cache statistics, Clear or refresh the album art cache

Manage tags visibility

Connection settings

Add, remove, or edit MPD servers

Tap MPD server to select it

Optionally show player controls

Manage playlists

Each playlist can have player options attached to it

Sort by name or date

Optionally show last modification date

Set player options to automatically apply when the playlist is loaded

Each player option can be assigned to ON OFF or UNCHANGED

Browse files

Sort by name or date

Optionally show last modification date

Add widgets and playlist shortcuts to your home screen for any number of different MPD servers

A minimal single row player widget

A two row player widget with album cover art

To switch between dark and light theme: click the bottom left icon in the player widget or the left edge of the mini player widget

Select between 12 color themes and 3 list densities.

Customize Behavior, Appearance, Bookmarks, Favorites, Notifications, Album Art, HTTP Streaming, Radio Stations, Network, and Performance.