Music Unincorporated

Music Unincorporated is a player for the music you own.

Independent artists release their music on Music Unincorporated. The tracks you own are yours to keep.


WHAT YOU CAN DO

Play what you own. Library holds every track you bought with your account email address. Search it by title or artist. Each row shows the year you bought it. Most rows also show the audio format, such as MP3 or FLAC.

Use the player. Tap a track to start it. The full player shows large cover art, a position bar you can drag, and previous and next buttons. A small player sits above the tabs on every other screen.

Keep listening with the app closed. Audio carries on when you leave the app or lock the phone. Pause and play from the lock screen.

Listen with no signal. Leave "Download my library" on in Profile. The switch is on by default. Open Library. The app then downloads the tracks you own, one at a time. A "Wi-Fi only" switch makes downloads wait for Wi-Fi. Downloads stop when the phone runs out of space. Profile shows how much space they use. Clear downloads removes them.


YOUR ACCOUNT

Create an account with an email address, or continue with Google. Say whether you are a fan or an artist when you sign up. Music Unincorporated then mails you a link to confirm the address.

Forgot your password? The app sends a reset link. Open it, then set your new password.

You can delete your account from Profile. That erases your account and your personal data. Music Unincorporated keeps order and payment records for as long as tax law requires. You cannot undo this.


ABOUT PERMISSIONS

Android 13 and later ask you to allow notifications. Android draws the lock screen player controls as a notification, so the controls need it. Refuse and the music still plays. You then have to open the app to pause it. You can turn notifications on later in Settings.

The app does not use the microphone. It does not read your photos or your files.