Rewind: Music Time Travel

Z.H.

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About this app

What would it be like if you opened your favorite music app in 1991? Or 1965? What are the biggest hits at the time? Who are the top artists or the rising stars? What are the major events that helped shape the future of music?

Rewind is a concept app that allows you to time travel back to your favorite era of music. Live back the late 60s where psychedelic music was growing or the late 70s when Punk and Disco were crushing the mainstream. Rewind offers a new way to discover music based on context with a little of nostalgia.

For any year, you can enjoy an endless feed of tracks and videos. Play 30 seconds previews and discover music you missed over the years. Or, tune in to the sound of different year. Music content currently links to TIDAL, Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube. Use Rewind as a discovery tool while fully enjoy the listening experience in your favorite music streaming application.

Ratings and reviews

The developer seems to have put a lot of effort creating the app and it shows. I love exploring music and this is hours of content all for free. One small inconvenience i have is if i press the Spotify icon both app streams music and its little annoying. Other than that I am glad i found this gem.

I like the new release(alternate universe); it's really cool. The app is a fantastic concept, especially for people who can only remember an era by its musical influence😁. It's very well curated and has a great user experience. I wish one day it can integrate with a streaming platform or become one itself, cos streaming platforms currently currate by music genres and listening habits only. But, it would also be nice for users who prefer browsing by musical era🤷. I wish your app success 🎉

I love everything about the app. Well done to the developer. I'd like to make a suggestion if somehow it's possible to generate Spotify playlist based on the billboard list per year or generate playlists in general based on genre per year, would be fantastic. Great work nevertheless.

What's new

Have you tried the Alternate Universe? Or the new weekly recommendations?