Two sources.
One queue.
Play local files and online streams without switching to another player.
Zinc Music brings local libraries and online streaming into one expressive player — with artwork-driven themes, synchronized lyrics and advanced audio controls.
Zinc Music is built around playback first: fast access to your library, unified queues, rich lyrics and the controls you actually use.
Play local files and online streams without switching to another player.
Volume normalization, custom crossfade, EQ presets, bass boost and effects.
Multi-provider lyrics with TTML and LRC synchronization for karaoke-style rendering.
Colors are extracted from album artwork to build adaptive Material 3 Expressive themes.
An interactive playback canvas creates a responsive visual atmosphere around your music.
Kotlin, Jetpack Compose and AndroidX Media3 form the core of the experience.
Every screen is designed to keep the focus where it belongs — on what is playing.
Zinc Music combines a native Android UI with a purpose-built playback and data layer. The website mirrors the same principle: expressive on the surface, disciplined underneath.
One home for the files you own, the streams you discover and the songs you never want to skip.
Download the latest Zinc Music build from GitHub Releases and start exploring the app.
Zinc Music is a modern Android music player that unifies local music libraries and online streaming in one experience.
The current project declares Android 7.1+ support with minimum SDK 25.
Yes. The Zinc Music repository is published under the Apache License 2.0.
Yes. The project includes multi-provider lyrics and synchronized TTML/LRC karaoke rendering.
The official GitHub Releases page is the primary download location for the latest builds.