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[Nickolaidas]

I've stumbled once or twice in a few solid good android apps which had a decent collection of retro video game music to listen to. It's a nice change of pace from my own collection which I've grown a little bored of, lately.

I would like to know a few good ones, though. (Radio Apps)

Any suggestions?

 

[Davevil]

Spotify ?

 

[Nickolaidas]

Spotify ?

I don't want to be searching for songs like it's YouTube, I want it to be like a radio station, playing its own playlist at a specific time and I just happen to tune in and listen to whatever it's playing at the moment.

 

[Spukc]

Youtube?

 

[Soltype]

Kohina comes to mind, haven't used it in a bit but that's what I used to listen to as a radio station

 

[abstract alien]

Youtube?

That's what I was thinking. Find a playlist you like and put it on shuffle.

 

[Spukc]

Twitch?

 

[Dick Jones]

Sonic 2 Soundtrack on Spotify

 

[Nickolaidas]

Youtube?

Live Stream 24/7? Yes! That'll do quite nicely!

Kohina comes to mind, haven't used it in a bit but that's what I used to listen to as a radio station

I'll check it out!

 

[c0axial]

ZXTune (android). It isn't a radio app but does allow you to browse and create playlists from a load of online sources, such as Amiga Music Preservation, High Voltage SID Collection, Modland, VGMRips, etc.

 

[Spukc]

modland is the best for game music

 

[Soltype]

ZXTune (android). It isn't a radio app but does allow you to browse and create playlists from a load of online sources, such as Amiga Music Preservation, High Voltage SID Collection, Modland, VGMRips, etc.

I know vgmrips has a web player as well.

 

[Nickolaidas]

Youtube?

100% what I wanted. If I can find the same thing as well in radio format for my mobile to consume less battery life, I'm going to be gold.

Thanks!

 

[systemr123]

100% what I wanted. If I can find the same thing as well in radio format for my mobile to consume less battery life, I'm going to be gold.

Thanks!

YouTube music app? Just say you only want sound and no video.

 

[SpiceRacz]

https://nolife-radio.com/

This site has been around for over 15 years. They play a wide array of game music. I think there's a way to stream it through an app, maybe.

Also, Radio Sega has been around just as long, if not longer.

https://www.radiosega.net/