Musicality for Mac
Desktop client for Beats Music, Last.fm, Pandora, and more.
$11.00
In English
Version 3.1.14When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Musicality overview
Note: According to the developer, Musicality is no longer being supported. Please see the developer's site for further details.
Musicality gives you AirPlay audio streaming for any website, built-in controls for over 15 of the most popular music services, keyboard shortcuts, media keys, background playback, an iOS remote control and more!
You can visit any website in Musicality, but the built-in controls and song notifications will only work with supported sites. Right now, that list includes 8tracks, Beats Music, Deezer, Google Play Music, Jango, Last.fm, MixCloud, Pandora, Rdio, Rhapsody, Seeburg 1000, Slacker Radio, Songza, SoundCloud, Spotify, and TuneIn Radio. And we're adding more all the time!
What’s new in version 3.1.14
Version 3.1.14:
- Added support for another variation of Pandora's Now Playing screen.
Musicality for Mac
$11.00
In English
Version 3.1.14
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User Ratings
Dec 2 2017
Version: 3.1.5
I love the app so far. It is my go-to player. I have airplay speakers all around my house and garage so it is used daily. I like having a dedicated app like this instead of a webpage. The only real drawback I have is when players like tune in have a pop-up player for a station, never works
Dec 2 2017
Version: 3.1.5
Give me CALM Radio, and I'll buy it.
Then again, the CALM website works like it was programmed by a 2-year-old on acid, so this could be a bit of a challenge.
Feb 22 2013
Version: 2.0.6
PROS: A very nice alternative to having a traditional browser open. Main interface is primarily based on the service's own designs making it easy to know where you're at. Fullscreen support.
CONS: Not many. It was once available on the Swedish store but has since been removed for unknown reasons. About the only con I can think of is perhaps that ads still run within the app causing more cpu usage than you may like (on some services).
VERDICT: I find this to be the best of the service orientated musics apps out there. While it's got a few quirks, they're really minor. App is well worth checking out.
May 3 2011
Version: 1.2.8
Yes its basically a browser. But the fact that you can control this with Apple Shortcut keys is easily worth the few measly bux the dev is asking. Common people quit being cheap. Great little app. LEt you control multiple accounts at once. And you can control your tunes while your playing games full screen. Props to the dev, this is app is one of a kind. Currently the workaround to control pandora with the mac keys requires way to much modding. This is simple.
My only comment is UI. Could be improved into something more transparent and simple. But honestly I dont spend too much time looking at it and just jam.
Mar 1 2011
Version: 1.2.4
At first I was dismayed but found the features to be all I needed and nothing more. I could use the UI because I was familiar with each site. I like fluid but it can't scrobble and I have to mess with it too much.
And I could never get PandoraJam to scrobble.
I was considering purchasing it but then it did something weird to my Adobe Fireworks CS4 and I couldn't use it anymore while working. This was a deal breaker and a weird bug.
