Kiste For Mac

The Google Play Music service can be accessed on any device via a web browser, and you get to listen to music, create playlists, download albums, and so on.

Kiste is a cross-platform desktop client for Google Play Music that provides the same user experience without making you clutter your web browser, or having to run an alternative, full-featured web browsing solution.

Right off the bat, Kiste prompts you for your Google credentials and opens the Google Play Music website where you can see the recently played albums, but also music suggestions based on your preferences.

Worth mentioning is that Kiste simply allows you to access the Google Play Music website in an alternative, resources friendly environment. The bottom line is that you get to interact with the service just like you would do in a web browser.

Within the Kiste main window, you can choose which playlists or individual music tracks you want to hear and control the playback via a simple bar placed in the bottom area.

Moreover, you can easily create new playlists and sort your music library by albums, songs, or genres. You also have the option to delete your music library or only the recommendations based on your history.

Kiste provides support for downloading the music tracks to your drive, even though the service directs you to the Google Play Music for Chrome app if you want to download a track more than 2 times.

To sum up, Kiste offers you the possibility to listen to music by using the Google Play Music service without wasting resources by running a full featured web browser just for the music player.

Since the utility preserves the web app’s design, finding your way around and navigating the music library does not raise any special concerns.