Music Player: Vinyl Fetish

Name: Music Player: Vinyl Fetish
Rating: 4.7 (109 reviews)
Author: German Buela

By: German Buela App

Spin albums like real records!

Overview

Version:

11.2

Last updated: 2026-05-01

Ranking

#145,262 ▼ 749

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Vinyl Fetish offers a vinyl-inspired listening experience for album lovers. It vinylizes your Apple Music, iTunes, or manually synced albums into virtual records and fetches authentic Discogs center labels with automatic options or artwork-based labels.

Enjoy side-by-side playback and multi-volume support across 7-inch 45s and 10-inch 78 RPMs. Browse in list or 3D crate mode, edit metadata, organize into collections, and sync your library via iCloud across devices. Features include Siri integration, a stylish widget, a random crate, and integration with 1001 Albums Generator. The app is free to use, with Premium unlocking additional perks such as crackle effects, enhanced layouts, scrobbling, color themes, and bulk vinylization.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Music & Audio Entertainment

By:

German Buela

Rating:

4.70

(109)

Version:

11.2 Last updated: 2026-05-01

Version code:

885074147

Creation date:

2020-01-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

91.27MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-16

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Ranking

# 145,262 ▼ 749

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Developed by:

German Buela

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/music-player-vinyl-fetish/id1490719457

User Reviews

Users praise the app for its immersive vinyl experience, deep customization, and solid Apple Music integration. The one-time purchase model is a plus for many, and the developer is viewed as responsive with ongoing updates. Common drawbacks include the lack of Spotify support, mixed feelings about pricing, and occasional stability issues that have appeared before fixes. Overall, the app is seen as a passionate, well-designed tribute to vinyl with room for cross-service compatibility and further polish.

Pros

Immersive vinyl-like UI with spinning record visuals, crackle, and tactile interactions that make listening feel like a real record player.
Deep customization options, including 33 1/3/45/78 RPM speeds, controllable crackle, and the ability to import playlists as vinyl albums and organize by artist.
Strong Apple Music integration and easy library management.
One-time purchase value with no ongoing subscription; generally regarded as good value.
Responsive developer with frequent updates, bug fixes, and new features.

Cons

Lack of Spotify and other music-service support; users want cross-service compatibility.
Pricing perceptions vary; some reviewers see the one-time fee as high or inconsistent with expectations.
Occasional stability issues (crashes/freezes or app crashes) reported, though updates often address them.

Recent reviews

I stumbled across Music Player – Vinyl Fetish expecting a niche novelty, but it turned out to be one of the most charming and thoughtfully designed music apps I’ve used in a long time. From the moment you open it, the aesthetic pulls you in. The app beautifully recreates the tactile, nostalgic experience of spinning vinyl records—right down to the subtle animations and realistic turntable details. It’s not just a gimmick either; the interface feels intentional and immersive, making listening to music feel like an experience rather than just background noise. What really stands out is how smoothly everything works. Navigation is intuitive, playback is seamless, and the app handles your music library with ease. There’s a satisfying blend of retro style and modern functionality—you get the warmth and personality of vinyl without sacrificing convenience. I also appreciate the attention to detail: the visual feedback when interacting with the “record,” the polished transitions, and the overall sound-focused design philosophy. It clearly wasn’t rushed—this feels like a passion project built by someone who genuinely loves music. If you’re tired of sterile, generic music players and want something with personality and soul, this app is absolutely worth trying. It transforms everyday listening into something a bit more special.

by Pr*****, 2026-05-01

Please, for Gods sake, make this for Spotify too. Not everyone uses Apple Music. If you made this for Spotify as well, your downloads and premium buys will go up way more than it’s at now.