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1.kushagrasinghx / BitChord

BitChord - A modern YouTube music client with clean aesthetics inspired from Apple Music

Kotlin GPL-3.05.8K total588 forks

+3,326 stars

from 2,496 · score 8.11

2.team-spotube / spotube

🎧 Open source music streaming app! Available for both desktop & mobile!

youtube
desktop-client
music-player
music
flutter
flutter-desktop
+7 more

Kotlin AGPL-3.051K total2.4K forks

+1,090 stars

from 49,523 · score 6.99

3.Clash-Projects / LastWave-Native

Simple Android YouTube Music client with Material UI, Liquid Glass, Bit-Perfect playback, Automix, Lossless addons & advanced audiophile features.

foss
kotlin
lastfm
lyrics
material3
ytmusic
+8 more

Kotlin GPL-3.02.5K total151 forks

+983 stars

from 1,562 · score 6.89

4.MetrolistGroup / Metrolist

YouTube Music client for Android

android
innertube
material-design
material-ui
material3
music
+14 more

Kotlin GPL-3.014K total1.3K forks

+766 stars

from 13,264 · score 6.64

5.EchoMusicApp / Echo-Music

An YouTube Music Client

youtube-music
youtubemusic
youtubemusicalternative
ytmusic

Kotlin GPL-3.02.3K total227 forks

+624 stars

from 1,683 · score 6.44

6.Lelonio / Square

Unofficial YouTube Music / Spotify Premium client for Android, built in Liquid Glass. Audio effects, Spotify Connect, listening history, 8 languages. Rust core on librespot.

alternative
client
glassmorphism
liquid-glass
spotify
spotify-connect
+8 more

Kotlin GPL-3.0488 total47 forks

+417 stars

from 71 · score 6.04

7.NEORUAA / MeiloX

TranslatedA NetEase Cloud Music client based on Mei that imitates Apple Music

android-app
apple-music
compose
ios-ui
liquid-glass
netease-cloud-music

Kotlin GPL-3.0418 total30 forks

+270 stars

from 148 · score 5.60

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