TunesCloud vs Head First Tier List

TunesCloud plays the music you already own in Google Drive, with a native Apple music-player feel. Connect your Google account, pick the folders that hold your library, and browse albums, artists, and tracks on your terms, not inside someone else's streaming catalog. Stream over the network, download songs and albums for offline listening, and keep going with background audio, lock-screen controls, and a queue built for real listening. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Connect Google Drive and index your own audio folders • Browse by albums, artists, and tracks with artwork from your files • Stream with seeking, a queue, and Now Playing • Download songs or albums for offline play • Rediscover your collection on Home: recently played, newly added, highly rated, and more • Use star ratings to surface the music you care about • Play on iPhone, iPad, and Mac WHO IT'S FOR If your collection lives as MP3, M4A, or AAC files in the cloud, and not as a Spotify or Apple Music subscription, TunesCloud is the player for that library. PRIVACY-MINDED BY DESIGN TunesCloud reads only the Drive folders you choose. Your music stays yours. Note: A Google Drive account is required for cloud library features. An internet connection is required for streaming and syncing.

Unofficial. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any recording artist or record label. Head First Tier List is a fan-made app for ranking your favorite songs in order. Staring at an entire discography at once is overwhelming, so instead you sort each album on its own and then merge them into one overall ranking, one song at a time. • Rank each album on its own color-coded tab • Optionally set up your own named tiers for further organization • Merge every album into one overall list by picking from your top songs in each album • Options to include alternate versions, stand-alone songs and features • Export any ranking as an image to share or save • Optional backup to your own iCloud account or Google Drive Your ranking stays on your device unless you choose to back it up to your own iCloud or Google Drive; there's no account, ads, or tracking. The app contains only song titles, and no lyrics, music, or artwork.