Audiomack: Music Downloader

Audiomack: Music Downloader

Audiomack Music Apps
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4.8
Music & Audio
100,000,000+ Downloads

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What this one does

Music discovery with offline listening

Audiomack: Music Downloader is a streaming and music discovery app for listeners who want new releases, independent artists and offline playback in one place. It is especially suited to fans of hip-hop, Afropop, reggae, EDM and other genres where emerging tracks matter as much as established hits. You can browse music, play it in the app and save supported songs or albums for listening without a data connection.

What it includes

  • Trending sections designed to surface recent and popular music.
  • Offline playback for downloaded songs and albums.
  • Search and library tools for keeping track of saved music.
  • Support for playing local audio files, including common formats such as MP3, WAV, M4A and AAC.
  • Following tools for keeping up with artists, producers and other music creators.

Who it suits

The app fits listeners who prefer finding music through genre scenes and rising artists rather than relying only on mainstream charts. Offline playback is useful for commutes, travel or areas with unreliable coverage, while local-file support can reduce the need to switch between separate music players. Wear OS and Android Auto support also make it practical beyond the phone, provided the device and setup are compatible.

At a glance

With a 4.8 rating from more than 7.7 million reviews and 100,000,000+ installs, Audiomack has a broad Android audience. It is published by Audiomack Music Apps and listed in Music & Audio. Choose it if discovery, current genre-focused catalogues and offline listening are more important to you than using an app built mainly around the largest possible mainstream library.