Nora

Music is cool. Some of us prefer using streaming services over offline playback, while others like going the local, offline route, much like in the old days. This can feel especially liberating for some people, as they no longer depend on streaming rights to play their favorite tunes.

If you wish to go offline with your songs, then it's best you choose a music player that is suitable to you. Interface and overall ease-of-use play a part, which is what Nora, a modern music player, seeks to deliver.

Besides offering music playback capabilities, the app naturally lends itself well to organizing one's collection. Whether it is songs, playlists, artists, albums, or genres, users will be able to navigate through their music collection freely, and play whatever they fancy at the moment. While the tool does not support music streaming, thereby being an offline-only music player, its interface is somewhat reminiscent of Apple Music in a way.

To begin, users will have to add the directories where they store their music. Doing so will synchronize the app with your collection, which will allow you greater control over managing your tracks. As stated before, if you're familiar with Apple Music's interface, much of this will feel rather familiar.

Upon syncing your local music library with the app, it's time to sit back and enjoy your tunes. Recently added and played songs will be displayed on the Home tab, where users will also be able to see their most loved songs and artists.

You can navigate through the interface and sort by artist, playlists, albums, and genres. Organizing your music library is thus an easy feat through the use of such a tool.

Though just released not long ago, Nora is a music player that is already off to a promising start.