Google will never allow this app on the Play Store. It lets you stream the entire YT Music completely without an account

If you want to stream lots of different music for free, one of the solutions could be the YouTube Music, service, which also belongs to Google. You can have it now even without the need for a user account, thanks to the alternative app ViMusic.

ViMusic: An alternative to the official YouTube Music app

You definitely remember the Vanced service, which was an alternative to watching YouTube videos without having to buy YouTube Premium. However, it isn’t the only alternative client. Today we’ll take a look at the ViMusic app, which lets you stream tracks from the YouTube Music database without needing to create a user account.

Besides this main benefit, the so-called “anonymous” music playback also offers other advantages. In its minimalist and clear design, it offers background playback with notifications, too, and search for songs, albums, artists or videos and playlists, as well as saving artists or albums to bookmarks.

In the app, you can import playlists, and it can also open links for YouTube and YouTube Music services. You’ll also like the ability to load or edit song lyrics (for supported tracks), as well as an automatic system to optimize the cache.

Android Auto and audio output optimization

Other features include editing local playlists, managing upcoming tracks, favorites and offline playlists, a sleep timer, or muting quiet moments between tracks. There’s also an option for a persistent playlist of upcoming tracks.

Another advantage is the optimization of the final sound directly by the app’s creators. Motorists will definitely appreciate support for the Android Auto, service, and the developers also considered its compact size so it doesn’t overly burden more affordable devices.

You can find out more about the ViMusic app in the video below:

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