Google Play Music Desktop Player For Mac

Google Play Music Desktop Player is an unofficial Google Music desktop client that offers you the possibility to access your online music library without wasting any resources. The player connects to your Google account, and can even scrobble to Last.fm

Google Play Music Desktop Player eliminates the need to clutter your web browser by providing access to the Google Music service in a separate app.

Since the desktop client integrates only the functions required for listening to music, the resources usage should reduce dramatically. Moreover, Google Play Music Desktop Player comes with HTML5 support.

Just connect to your Google account, and within the Google Play Music Desktop Player main window you will be able to browse your music library, listen to albums or playlists, create new collections or mixes, and so on.

Worth mentioning is that Google Play Music Desktop Player integrates a couple of customization options that might peak your interest, such as the possibility to quickly switch to a dark theme for the user interface.

You get to set custom system-wide keyboard combinations for managing the playback controller, or even log into your Last.fm account and automatically scrobble the current track.

Google Play Music Desktop Player also allows you to choose the default audio output device.

Google Play Music Desktop Player integrates a simple playback controller that sports elementary capabilities: you can start or stop the track, toggle the repeat mode or deactivate it completely, adjust the volume, skip to the next or previous track, or shuffle the songs.

As soon as you start listening to the tracks, Google Play Music Desktop Player can go to the background and you can control the playback using the media keys or the user defined hotkeys.

Whenever you need to change the playlist, just activate the app’s user interface via the associated status bar menu.