For iPhone, Mac and Apple Watch

Your music,
on vinyl.

Streaming gave us every song at once. Vinyl Player is for the ones you'd actually put on. Each album you play in Apple Music becomes a record pressed in its own colours. Hang the ones that matter on your wall, and play them one at a time, in a room made for listening.

Works with Apple Music, and Spotify on the Mac. No account, no tracking, nothing to sign up for.

Listening, on purpose.

A hundred million songs is a library.
The ones you keep coming back to are a collection.

Not another player.

Vinyl Player doesn't replace Apple Music. It sits on top of it. Your subscription, your library, your queue. It just changes how it feels to press play.

Curate, don't scroll.

The wall holds music that means something to you and nothing else. Name the shelves. Move records between them. Take one down when you've stopped reaching for it.

One record at a time.

A pressing that's yours, a needle that drops, and a room that brings the album to life around it. The small rituals that make listening an evening rather than a feed.

A room made
for your music.

Where you listen matters as much as what. We built nostalgic rooms to experience your music in, each with its own light and atmosphere, and the record at the centre of it.

  • Lighting moods from candlelight to neon, with lamp, pulse and spotlight modes that move with the music.
  • Make the room yours: the wall, the light, the tonearm, and the small animations that bring it to life.
Now Spinning: a record turning in the room The Room settings sheet with lamp moods, lighting and wall materials
Sundown: the last of the sun over open water, behind the record
Sundown WARM LAMP
Night sky room under moonlight
Night Sky MOONLIGHT
Aurora: curtains of light over a dark ridge, the room lit by the record
Aurora LIT BY THE RECORD

Your records, on the wall.

Not your whole library. The records you chose. Swipe up from the deck and the room opens onto sleeves on wooden ledges, sorted onto shelves you name: late night, Sunday morning, the ones your dad played.

Relax
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Exit Rumination by C. Diab
Distorted Lullabies (Remastered) by Ours
Adore (Remastered) by The Smashing Pumpkins
Diorama by Silverchair
Just Backward of Square by Lowgold
Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea by PJ Harvey
No Name Face by Lifehouse
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Every album gets
its own pressing.

Each album is pressed once, just for you. Its colours come from the cover and its pattern is cut so that no two records are alike, with grooves, a label and light on the surface. If a pressing doesn't feel right, re-press it until it does.

Bespoke, for every screen.

The Mac version isn't the phone app stretched to fit. Each one is its own app, built for where it lives.

The Mac panel with the wall slid out beside the spinning record

On the Mac, Vinyl Player works with Apple Music and Spotify. On iPhone and Apple Watch it works with Apple Music.

The Mac panel showing a record's tracklist beside the sleeve

Live Activity

The record on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with the needle's place on the album.

Apple Watch

The same pressing spinning on your wrist. Tap to pause, turn the crown to skip. A complication shows what's on.

iCloud

Your wall, your shelves and your pressings follow you between iPhone and Mac.

Put a record on.

One app for iPhone and Mac, with an Apple Watch app included. It plays through the music you already have: Apple Music on every device, and Spotify too on the Mac.

Download for Mac Download for iPhone

iOS 17 or later · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · watchOS 10 or later
Mac: Apple Music or Spotify · iPhone and Apple Watch: Apple Music only