As you might have guessed by the name, the app is all about providing a great way to listen to albums in your library.
The player provides a full album experience without any distractions. It’s well designed any is easy for anyone to use. You can easily navigate through your entire music library with just a few taps.
And there’s no need to worry about transferring or syncing as the app will automatically integrate your library so you can start listening immediately. You’ll also hear the same high-quality music playback found in the stock Apple Music app.
To make it easy to find exactly what you want, you can save albums to bring up later in the Favorite tab. For additional customization, you can also hide partial albums and singles so you can focus on complete albums that you want to listen to.
The library can be sorted exactly how you’d like as you can select between two, three, or four columns of albums and the beautiful artwork.
Designed for the iPhone, Albums is a $2.99 download on the App Store for a limited-time launch price. After that, the app will be $4.99.
And a number of additional features are planned for later releases. The biggest is support for the larger screen of the iPad. More additions planned include a now playing screen, a search screen, and the ability to search for exactly what you are looking for.
You’ll eventually be able to view missing tracks from an album, find what you’re lookin for with filter support, and widget support so you can display your now playing album artwork or grid of favorites on your home screen.
Finally, you’ll be able to create a custom queue so you can select an album instead of a list of tracks to play.
Designed for the iPhone, Albums is a $2.99 download on the App Store for a limited-time launch price. After that, the app will be $4.99.
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