MusicHarbor
Find releases, concerts, news
Made For
- View new music from the artists you follow on a chronologically ordered timeline.
- Hide feats/collabs and filter by types such as album, single, EP, remix, live and acoustic.
- Get a sneak peek of albums that are comming soon and preview available singles.
- Add releases to your calendar and start counting the days until release.
- Widgets for your Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Control Center, so you can quickly glance at the latest albums.
- Explore and preview top charts by country and genre.
- Go back in time to rediscover music from your favorite artists and celebrate album anniversaries.
- Track and preview music videos.
- Music videos are categorized into video, lyric video, interview, and live performance.
- Explore and preview the top music videos by country and genre.
- Stay updated with the latest news from the artists you follow.
- Jump to Songkick to find upcoming concerts from your favorite artists.
- Read album reviews from Pitchfork, AllMusic, Rate Your Music, and more.
- Make MusicHarbor your own.
- Customize the layout and information density.
- Choose between light and dark mode.
- And much, much more.
- Follow unlimited artists.
- Import artists from Apple Music, Spotify, Last.fm, or your local music library.
- Follow record labels.
- Add new releases to your music library or a playlist.
- Filter releases by type (album, single, ep, remix, live and acoustic).
- Add upcoming albums to your calendar.
- Track new music videos.
- Preview songs and music videos.
- Explore and preview top charts by country and genre.
- Stay updated with the latest news from your favorite artists.
- Go back in time to celebrate album anniversaries.
- Bookmark items for later.
- Widgets for your Desktop.
- Open albums directly in Apple Music, Spotify, and other music streaming services.
- Customize your feed’s information density.
- Open events from the artist in Songkick.
- Read news about an artist right in Google News or DuckDuckGo.
- Read album reviews in specialized sources.
- Explore releases in a calendar-like grid.
- View charts and statistics about your music releases and favorite artists.
- Create advanced shortcuts and automation using the Shortcuts app.
5 out of 5 stars
“Follow Unlimited Artists” IF you start paying This used to be a 5 star app for me, until the developers decided to quietly neuter how many artists you can follow. It used to be as many as you want. The limit now seems to be 20. Anything more and you are prompted to start a subscription. I would be willing to pay a flat fee to use this app, but not a monthly subscription. I found that I suddenly couldn’t add any more artists. I tried removing an artist to add another and was still prompted to subscribe. Thinking it was a bug, I cleared all my data and redownloaded the app. I started adding artists again until I hit 20 and can add no more. Very disappointed that the developers were not transparent with the change, and nowhere on the app page does it say that following unlimited artists requires a subscription.