Which running music app?

Which is best for running music app? Spring or rockmyrun or fitradio or ?

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  • ready2change18
    ready2change18 Posts: 37 Member
    legalgem wrote: »
    Which is best for running music app? Spring or rockmyrun or fitradio or ?

    Hands down, Rockmyrun! IMO😀
  • ishakint
    ishakint Posts: 4 Member
    Following.
  • ishakint
    ishakint Posts: 4 Member
    Been using Aaptiv lately. With that one, the music comes with coaching. Best app around for beginners. Of course may not be appealing to advanced runners.
  • GaryRuns
    GaryRuns Posts: 508 Member
    I use Pandora. I hate making play lists and hearing the same music over and over so that's why I like Pandora's radio station like capability. You feed it songs and/or artists you like and it will play those plus feed you other music that has similar qualities. You can always thumb up or down music to help it learn your likes and dislikes even better. And you can have a single station that plays multiple genres. For example, my "Running" station has a mix of alternative rock, metal, rap and pop and I can hear any and all of them randomly on my run.
  • hesn92
    hesn92 Posts: 5,966 Member
    Does anyone know of a free music app that allows you to download the music and listen offline? I don't want to use a ton of data listening to internet radio. I know you can upgrade to spotify premium for that, but was wondering if there was a free option.
  • steveko89
    steveko89 Posts: 2,223 Member
    hesn92 wrote: »
    Does anyone know of a free music app that allows you to download the music and listen offline? I don't want to use a ton of data listening to internet radio. I know you can upgrade to spotify premium for that, but was wondering if there was a free option.

    If you have Amazon Prime I believe this feature is available for Prime Music. However, their base library is limited and there's a higher wrung of that service as well.
  • martie1123
    martie1123 Posts: 14 Member
    Try Hoopla if you have a library card