Musicality For Mac

There are various online music services that offer you the possibility to listen to your favorite artists, but accessing them via your default web browser will both clutter the app, and slow down your Mac’s performance.

Musicality is a user friendly music streaming desktop client developed to handle various popular music services: simply type the name of the website you want to use and Musicality will take care of the rest.

Initially, the Musicality application has been designed to work with a vast selection of music services, such as 8tracks, Deezer, Google Play, Jango, Last.fm, MixCloud, Pandora, Rdio, Rhapsody, Seeburg 1000, Slacker Radio, Songza, SoundCloud, Spotify, and TuneIn Radio.

Moreover, the latest beta version of the Musicality integrates support for even more services: in the initial panel, type the service name, and the app will quickly navigate to the website.

Unfortunately, the beta Musicality release is still under development and is not accompanied by any documentation: you will have to check on your own if your favorite service is on the list.

The best part is that, once you created a playlist, the Musicality application enables you to start or pause the track, or to navigate the playlist by using the app’s status bar menulet. At the same time, you will also be able to use the default media keys.

Naturally, all these functions are not available if you are accessing the music services via a web browser: if you don’t want to constantly interrupt your workflow, Musicality proves to be a great ally.

To conclude, Musicality is a great addition to your software collection if you are used to listen music from online sources.

Moreover, Musicality can connect to some of the most popular music services, and integrates simple but efficient tools that can help you manage your playlist effortlessly.