Marvis Music Player App Reviews

Beautiful design, better controls, lyric syncing. Its great!

New update out and still not able to copy music from one app into marvis.

I have been using several of the most popular music players. They had their various strengths and weaknesses, but I kept seeking since they didnt totally satisfy. Then I came upon Marvis Music Player and finally found what I was seeking. The UI is totally thought out being both functional and beautiful. Plenty of different views and options to give you the experience that you want. Plus the features are easily discoverable. Included also is Last.fm integration. Just a beautiful app all around and you can tell the thought that went behind it. My use case was that I wanted to be able to load a weeks worth of music to listen to at work and at other times and not be dependent on wi-fi availability or worrying about cellular over-usage. Maybe both the downside and the upside of that it requires iTunes integration and that you sync playlists to your device to listen to offline. Can also work with Apple Music and iTunes Match via the Music App. Since the latest version of iTunes does not sync playlists with Apple Music enabled, I turned it off so that I could build a playlist of albums to sync. At least iTunes on the desktop makes it fairly easy to build playlists from a large library. I was then able to easily sync both my iPhone and iPod to that playlist. My wishlist for this app would be that it supported iTunes "File Sharing" so that you could drop folders into the app directly. Or further that it also supported downloading from cloud storage directly. Still other apps support this and I ended up being much more pleased with Marvis overall.