What is your favorite genre of music?
Lately am digging 90s rock and pop.
The way people use it in modern web series during end credits is clever and it brings both depth to the series and also brings these awesome creations to life.
Following is one such creation that I recently found in Severance S2 E4, Who’s alive.
https://music.apple.com/in/album/eminence-front/1440853411?i=1440853632
Good day to you🫡.
Pretty much the same. I like listening to music, especially while driving.
I even go the extra mile to appreciate the little nuances they add in between like a flute melody to give us the goose bumps or a chorus hum etc.,
Never really considered music as my stress buster. My main stress busters are driving and gaming.
Good day to you🫡.
Ofcourse we all know google play music currently owns the beautiful material design. But some people like me still don’t find play music as a music player. I am using poweramp(ofcourse the paid version). But today there was a wave which was different. Came across this music player called gramophone when I was casually cruising over twitter as usual. One bad thing for now is that, currently gramophone is in beta and also its not available for everyone in play store. You need to join in their community in google+ so that you can get a private play store link(whatever that means :/).
The music player has a slew of features just like any other music player out there in play store. One thing in which gramophone scores is the looks department. Ofcourse am also thinking of castro now.
There are 2 things which impressed me about this player.
1. Floating play/pause button – Ofcourse it is the signature material design pattern
2. Dynamic Colors – The player fetches the colors from the album art and it sprinkles it over the banner, status bar and even the nav bar.(fucking awesome (y)).
So head over here and have a look at what the devs have to say about their product. And do join in their g+ page for getting their private play store link. Meet you all in my next post. Have a nice day people.
