Over the last year, I have proudly grown my digital music collection to an all-time high. The only problem is that the FOSS world has left me wanting when it comes to music playback. Clementine is starting to feel outdated and clunky, Lollypop was fine when I was using GNOME, but it doesn’t look quite as at home on my current Plasma desktop, and Amarok has been a no-go for me for years. But, as of last week, that is all about to change.
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