SoundCloud also lets you upload your own songs or podcasts and is a great way to get traction for your burgeoning singing career. The app also allows you to listen to music without internet just download the song of your choice and you’ll be able to listen to it using SoundCloud’s offline mode. Beyond that, it also has a decent collection of podcasts and news casts, most of which come from independent casters. Less of a music streaming app and more of a social media platform for music distribution, SoundCloud is more about sharing independent artists, little-known singers, and people trying to make it big in the music scene. You can also control the audio quality when downloading and streaming songs so you can save on data charges.
Spotify does this by downloading the songs into your phone’s hard drive, so make sure you have enough room.Ĭompared to its competitors, Spotify premium offers a lot more features: unlimited song skips, playlist creation and management, no ads, and the best feature, downloading music for offline play. Don’t worry, the Premium version doesn’t cost much at all (around $10 a month), and while you can still make do without it (the Free version is still exceptional), a music player without Wi-Fi is essential for people who live in low Wi-Fi or no Wi-Fi areas. Probably one of the most popular music players out there, Spotify comes in either Free or Premium versions. Here are our favorites: Spotify Music Image by Pixabay We’ve compiled a list of some of the best music apps that don’t need Wi-Fi. Luckily, music app companies predicted this and built their apps to support Wi-Fi free playback. At best, it’s a minor inconvenience that lasts just a few seconds at worst, it’s a constant problem, especially if you live in a place without Wi-Fi. For all of the wonders that music streaming apps have brought to millions of people all over the world, they fail whenever Wi-Fi isn’t available, like when you go through a tunnel or a dead spot in your city. Of course, even technology has its limitations. Thanks to technology, long gone are the days where we’d have to carry a separate device for all your music from music player to camera, to computer and social media, smartphones can do pretty much everything.
If you’re anything like me, you’ll probably have a hard time commuting to and from anywhere without a pair of headphones or earphones on, blasting tunes to drown out the hustle and bustle of the city around you.
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