A Tribal Smile

A Tribal Smile

Space music by A Tribal Smile

3 ratings
2 reviews
Free

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Released
January 6, 2024
Updated
October 27, 2026

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Stream unique electronic, avant-garde, and psychedelic music from a legendary space basement band. Enjoy hypnotic visuals, stunning artwork, and eccentric DJ hosts. Available across multiple Apple devices for a truly cosmic listening experience.

✓Stream A Tribal Smile music
✓Hypnotic fractal visuals
✓Rich Now Playing screen
✓Stunning shuffled artwork
✓24/7 broadcast with DJ hosts
✓Available on multiple Apple devices
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What's New in A Tribal Smile

3.6

October 27, 2026

The Space Basement crew ran a cable from the mothership to every screen you own, taught the orbs a few party tricks, and finally gave the Apple Watch the smile it deserves. * iCloud settings sync: set up your EQ, Smoothinator and launch preferences once, and they follow you across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Volume stays put on each device, because your living room and your earbuds have very different opinions. * Truly Total Tribal Time: your listening tally now adds up every minute from every device, so the grand total finally tells the whole story. * Poke the orbs: tap or click a floating orb and it performs one of ten tricks, from twirls and kaleidoscopes to the jellyfish and the lava lamp. On Apple TV the orbs perform on their own, twice per lifetime. Orbs now drift smoothly and wander the screen, politely keeping their distance from one another and from your buttons. * A new color swirl for every song: the glow behind the fractal smile fades to a fresh palette with each new track. * Apple Watch glow-up: new complications featuring the fractal smile, plus a refreshed Watch app with a breathing smile backdrop. Double-tap or long-press to start and stop the music. * CarPlay, now with a Space Basement page: see what's playing, a fresh transmission from the crew, and your Total Tribal Time, all without taking your eyes off the road for long. * A smoother hello and goodbye: the splash sound plays all the way through and hands off to the radio like a DJ crossfade, and the music fades out gracefully when you quit. * Steadier sound: a bigger head start before the music begins smooths out hiccups on slow or waking connections. * Easier on your battery: the app does less work when your device is resting, and refreshes widgets only when there's something new to show. * Refreshed icons: the fractal smile is now perfectly centered, and Apple TV gets the new smile with a 3D layered icon that tilts as you browse. * Lighter and quicker: the app's artwork is about 70% smaller, so it downloads faster and images load up to three times quicker. * Never miss a transmission: when a new version lands in the App Store, the app gives you one friendly heads-up. Plus a pile of small fixes: a cleaner stop with no crackle, and a session timer that keeps counting when you switch apps. Press play, poke an orb, and let the Space Basement handle the rest; they've clearly been putting in the overtime down there.

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User reviews

Well, the last thing I remember I was flying around in outer space

Cuz the Earth had been destroyed now I was the last of the human race. If you’ve ever experienced this phenomenon then you probably are acquainted with these infamous call letters WLSD. An intergalactic pirate radio station psychoactively birthed in the wooly cotton brains of infancy aka Gary Hurglewitz’s basement. At 17 & 18 years old, Gary and his brother cousins sought not to petition the Lord with prayer, but rather summon Texas Bob and His Swinging Reggae Blues Bonanza Combo to go back in time to save the Earth from imminent disaster and marry himself at the fair. Fine, don’t take my word for it. Listen for yourself and you will see they really DO take the hits you want to hear!
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Zen Boogie forever!

Wow, this is amazing! Tribal Smile is on the air and through the cosmos! Space Basement forever! Zen Boogie!

FAQ

What kind of music does A Tribal Smile play?

A Tribal Smile offers a delightful and unpredictable variety of music, including electronic, avant-garde, dance, chill, alternative, rock, psychedelic, and deep space basement genres. You can stream their recent LP releases, individual songs, and cosmic emissions.

What devices is A Tribal Smile available on?

A Tribal Smile is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and CarPlay, allowing you to enjoy your soundtrack on every screen you own.

Does A Tribal Smile have ads?

No, A Tribal Smile is completely free and does not contain any advertisements. The app is designed to provide an uninterrupted listening experience.

What are the visual features of A Tribal Smile?

The app features hypnotic fractal visuals that pulse and breathe with the music, a rich Now Playing screen, and stunning artwork that shuffles to keep each session feeling fresh and engaging.

Who hosts the A Tribal Smile radio broadcast?

The 24/7 broadcast is hosted by an eccentric assortment of DJs, including Jonny Socko, Danny Mothra, Oliver Middlebrook, Spanky Bottoms, Eddie Gold Obvious, and Gary Hurglewitz, each bringing their own unique flavor.

How often is A Tribal Smile updated?

The app was last updated on May 8, 2026, indicating regular updates to enhance the user experience and content. You can find more information on their website, tribalsmile.com.

What is the age rating for A Tribal Smile?

A Tribal Smile has an age rating of 17+, suggesting mature themes or content that may not be suitable for younger audiences.

Can I purchase music from A Tribal Smile?

While the app is free to stream, the description encourages users to 'Buy the records' and 'Pick your favorite streaming service,' implying that music purchases are available through other platforms.