Moosync11.0.2

Moosync lets you play local audio files and listen to songs from YouTube or Spotify in one desktop music player. It combines tracks from different providers in a single playlist, giving you one queue for music that would otherwise be split between services. Moosync is available on Linux, Windows, and macOS, with Linux as the platform covered here.

You can integrate Spotify and YouTube playlists directly, or add individual tracks and complete playlists by entering their URLs. YouTube songs play through an embedded YouTube player, while Last.fm scrobbling records your listening activity. Recommendation feeds can be drawn from Spotify, YouTube, and Last.fm, helping you find more music alongside your existing library. A clean interface keeps playback accessible, and the customizable theme engine lets you change the player’s appearance.

Moosync suits listeners who keep desktop audio alongside streaming catalogs, particularly when they want to combine sources for a mixed playlist or use one interface for everyday listening. Developers can create their own apps on top of the Moosync Extension API, extending the player beyond its built-in features. It is open-source, and version 11.0.2 is the latest release.