Musicboard: Albums & Songs is a music app developed by Musicboard AB. Available as a free download, it was updated to v31.00 on May 06, 2025, and currently holds a 4.75 out of 5 rating based on 3.4K reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 124 MB of free space and runs Android 13+ or iOS 14.0+.
Rate albums, songs & artists.
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Description
Musicboard the ultimate destination for anyone looking to discover or discuss music online. On Musicboard, people from all around the world connect through their shared love of music.
Musicboard: Albums & Songs can be played on Windows and macOS using Android emulators such as BlueStacks. Download an APK version and follow our BlueStacks installation guide to get started. For help with downloading or installing APK files, visit our forums.
User Reviews and Ratings
★★★☆☆ok but its algoritm is like if you gave a tardigrade a computer and asked it to make one
its good to write reviews on and is easy to construct a profile but oh my god this algorithm is horrendous i listen to and sometimes comment on rock music using this and it shows me stuff about kendrick lamar and taylor swift they need to rework their algorithm
★★☆☆☆great app, i just hope they fix it.
if you search for an artist and then try to go to the artist's page to look at their discography, it doesn't work from the search tab. you have to go through your reviews on your profile to open an artist/album/song's page, so i really hope they fix that because it's pretty annoying. god forbid you like niche artists, because it's gonna be about a week before you can review an album that just came out. you also cannot play previews for like any song. i really hope they fix a lot of these errors
★★★★★letterboxd for music
love everythinggg about this app <3
★★★★★The best for rating music
Musicboard is the Letterboxd of music ratings.
★★☆☆☆Decent app, but…
The app has promise despite a handful of UI quibbles, but the main thing that keeps me from using it is artist’s discographies being a complete mess. A band like R.E.M., for example, not only has multiple re-releases of the same albums cluttering up their discography section, but the release year info for a lot of those albums is just wrong (“Reckoning” did not come out in 1995). There are also many compilations and live albums listed under Albums rather than their respective sections. Until err
