Doesn’t require you to learn how to use and customize it: This is why I don’t use Foobar2000.

Uses cover arts: Cover arts are nice to look at, and sometimes it would be faster to find an album by looking for its cover instead of selecting it from a list.

Doesn’t slow down the system: I don’t use my computer only to listen to music, mind you.

I know that this point is a basic feature for most music players, but I’ve tried some music players (usually minimalistic/folder-based ones) that ignores tags. It makes my music collection more organized and easy to go through.

Read ID3 tags and lets me choose between (at least) artists, albums, and genres: I’m quite obsessed with tagging my music.

I’m not the only person who likes to listen to individual songs and create my own playlist, aren’t I?

Have separate panes for tracklist and playlist: I wonder why this feature wasn’t implemented in most music players.

I’ve been trying lots of them, and now I’ve settled that a music player should: I’m quite picky about selecting music players.

Musicbee for android