Winamp, the legendary music player application that had disappeared from the digital world, is back with a more modern look and latest features that attract music enthusiasts' attention.
Although its appearance is different from the familiar skins among millennials, the application still maintains its credibility as a highly popular music player with more than 83 million monthly active users worldwide.
Llama Group, the company that oversees Winamp, aspires to make its service an aggregator for online audio platforms and a place for creators to connect with their fans.
With the latest features offered, Winamp aims to provide a better and more exciting experience for its users.
For its latest debut, Winamp is only available as a web application with limited features, where users can stream internet radio stations and listen to podcasts.
However, in the third quarter of this year, Winamp plans to launch a mobile application for iOS and Android, complete with options to play local audio files.
In addition, Winamp also provides a 'Fanzone' tab for creators, where they can sell exclusive content and experiences to their fans. Llama Group hopes to partner with one million creators for this program.
Winamp also has a long-term plan to become the hub for all online audio platforms. They plan to integrate music streaming services such as Spotify, allowing users to access their playlists without leaving Winamp.
Additionally, the application also plans to provide support for audiobooks, although they admit they have not yet reached an agreement with the catalog owners.
Chief Commercial Officer of Winamp, Thierry Ascarez, said that Winamp aims to maintain the spirit of the current music player to access any audio service.
Thus, this application will continue to be developed to provide a better and satisfying experience for users in the present and future.
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