I’ve listened to music pretty much the same way since streaming became a thing. I have one big playlist called Overplay. It’s been with me since the start and contains every song I don’t mind hearing over and over. Songs get promoted to it when they catch my attention and retired when I find myself repeatedly skipping them. I also have an Inbox playlist where new discoveries land. Songs from Shazam, TikTok, other playlists, wherever. Anything that catches my ear goes into Inbox, and the ones I really like get promoted to Overplay. In theory. In practice, I mostly listen to music in the car or on headphones while doing jobs. Basically, all the times I don’t have my phone handy. So actually curating the playlist is a pain. CarPlay and Siri can't really do it via the Apple Music app. Enter Overplay, the app. A Siri/CarPlay-first Apple Music player designed around on-the-go curation. Promote songs, retire songs, and generally keep your playlist fresh without having to fiddle around in Apple Music. I built it for myself because it’s how I listen to music, but I figured other people might find it useful too. It’s completely free and open source, and I’ve just made the beta available on TestFlight. The Mac version is coming. TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/zEnuw4S8GitHub: https://github.com/xurble/overplay Feedback welcome. Particularly interested to know if anyone else listens to music this way.   submitted by   /u/elbrux [link]   [comments]