New update: SimpMusic v2.0.0 - Biggest update!
New major update of SimpMusic
SimpMusic 2.0.0 — the biggest update yet.
New
Listen Together — listen in sync with friends in shared rooms, compatible with Metrolist clients.
Three Now Playing styles — pick Classic, Material 3 Expressive or Apple Music in Settings.
Apple Music lyrics — word-by-word glow with depth blur, on Android 12+ and Desktop.
Lyrics romanization — read lyrics from 12 languages in Latin script, shown under the original line.
Share lyrics as an image — pick your favorite lines and share them as a picture.
SimpMusic Wrapped — a year-in-review built from your local listening, plus monthly recap playlists in Library.
Ten-band equalizer — draggable curve, presets and AutoEq import with ~8,850 headphone profiles, on both platforms.
Analytics tab — step back through weeks, months and years, with a listening clock and your listening fingerprint.
New widgets — turntable, playlists and listening insights, resizable.
Liquid glass UI — rebuilt bottom bar and glass surfaces across Android and Desktop.
More reliable streaming — YouTube ciphers decoded on-device, extraction source shown in song info.
Improvements
High-quality audio in your choice of Opus or AAC.
Auto-download songs when you like them.
Keep radio queues audio-only (optional).
Sleep timer fades out; crossfade can keep albums continuous.
Search inside playlists and multi-select songs.
Paste a YouTube link into search to play it.
Follow an artist to also subscribe to their YouTube channel.
Clear listening history in one tap.
Mix for you is now its own tab.
Desktop: floating capsule player, landscape headers, pitch control and native download notifications.
Fixes
Signed-in radios no longer lose most of their tracks.
No loading spinner over playing audio, no NA:NA time at track end, and play restarts the queue at its end.
Mini player no longer flashes on start; the Apple Music player plays exactly the queue row you tap.
Widgets render at the launcher's real size instead of being squashed.
Unfollowing an artist cleans up its notifications; queue position restores correctly after restart.
Desktop volume reaches precached players, and Linux opens external links reliably again.