Muno

Muno is an attractive and somewhat odd piece of software that aims to provide a smooth music-video experience by combining integration with YouTube and Soundcloud with various lives and mix suggestions.

To put it as simple as possible, you can take advantage of most of the functionality provided by the aforementioned services and combine music from both of them into singular playlists as well.

All your playlists, streams, and likes will be accessible from the app's modern-looking user interface, once you took the time to log in accordingly.

It shouldn't take too long until you figure out how to use Muno, since the app is pretty novice-accessible, with simple sections right on display and without any hidden and complicated menus.

Each time you start the app, you're greeted by the home screen which is the place where all the suggestions mentioned earlier are. There are two sections in this main screen, one that allows you to discover new "alternative" music and one that offers suggestions of your past selections which you can play again.

Arguably, this might just be one of the app's chief drawbacks, since it's mainly intended for users who are into audio stuff usually associated with the words DJ, mixset, liveset and so forth. Yes, pretty vague, we agree, and this, in itself, is also part of the "problem," as there's no option to choose a specific genre of curated music, to begin with.

That said, concluding is somewhat tricky. In principle, this is a very interesting app that presents a rather good interpretation of what an app that brings together your YouTube and Soundcloud audio/video content should be like.

Be that as it may, we can't precisely fault it since there aren't that many projects that strive towards achieving this goal out there but, at the very least, the app requires a more comprehensive suggestion/discovery system and a little bit more work concerning the interface. Not too bad of an app with a very commendable approach.