With the right sources and apps, owning your music beats streaming.

I’ve always kept a small music library on my phone, so I’ve tried a lot of offline players. The paid apps are usually great, but most of the free ones are packed to the gills with ads. That’s why I ...

These days, free and subscription streaming services are the primary way that consumers listen to music. Physical media is largely dead outside the vinyl record boom, and subscription services have ...

Offline music players for Android have continued to evolve, offering a diverse range of features to meet the needs of music enthusiasts. Whether you prioritize advanced customization, intuitive design ...

I do a lot of music streaming when I run for marathon training, which is why I usually have some playlists downloaded to my iPhone just to be on the safe side. I might be roaming on occasion or ...

Although it’s not the coolest pick of music services, I use YouTube Music for everyday listening. As someone who watches an absurd amount of videos alongside their music, I appreciate that YouTube ...

Music has increasingly become a part of modern life. Research today suggests that music can help alleviate negative emotions such as stress, anxiety, and depression. Over time, the way we consume ...

Having all of your music, audiobooks, podcasts, movies and TV shows stored in the cloud is a fine idea—you can get at them from any device, and it frees up storage on your gadgets. The only time there ...

In the era of streaming, having music downloaded directly to your device can be incredibly convenient, especially when internet connectivity is unreliable. Here are seven free music download apps for ...

For some of them you may have to subscribe to their premium version to get the feature to play music offline without connection to the internet. AIMP is a multimedia application that allows its users ...