Radiccio 1.5.2

Radiccio: music player for local files, streaming services, media servers

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Radiccio

Radiccio is an elegant native music player that brings together local files, streaming services, and media servers in a single interface—with a focus on mindful listening, privacy, and respect for your music collection.

Instead of switching between different apps, Radiccio lets you add multiple music sources and manage them from a single window—like a file manager, but for audio.

Key features:
Support for multiple sources:

  • Local files: Support for MP3, AAC, FLAC, Opus, AIFF, WAV, MP4 (including Spatial Audio) 
  • Apple Music: Catalog, personal library, radio (Apple subscription required) 
  • Media servers: Plex, Jellyfin, Navidrome, OpenSubsonic

Librarian (optional):

  • Scans your local collection and creates a database alongside your files
  • Browse by artists, albums, tracks, and playlists
  • “Overview” tab with recently added and played items — no algorithms, just sorting

Smart playlist management:

  • Pin your favorite albums/artists to the top of the list
  • Mark your favorite tracks and filter playback to include only those
  • Automatically skip tracks you don’t want to hear (unless you explicitly select them)

Journal — a diary of impressions:

  • Instead of stars: rate “how much you liked it” and “what emotions it evoked”
  • Ability to add notes and custom emojis
  • Your entry history is saved — see how your attitude toward music has changed over time

Additional features:

  • AirPlay: Stream to compatible devices, including support for Spatial Audio
  • Undoable Shuffle: Shuffle with the ability to undo
  • Save the queue as a playlist
  • Open files from Finder without first adding the source
  • Interface customization: move the control panel, dark theme, adaptation to the latest versions of macOS

Version 1.5.2:

  • Fixed: Playback controls and some other buttons were nonfunctional when running on macOS 27 Golden Gate
    • In order to make these buttons functional again, they have been temporarily reverted to their pre-Liquid Glass design, as also seen on macOS 15 Sequoia.
    • This is a result of an apparent bug in macOS 27, which we have reported to Apple. We plan to bring back the Liquid Glass design if or when Apple fixes it.
    • macOS 26 retains the Liquid Glass appearance. Radiccio continues to support all three macOS versions.

  • Fixed: Incorrect sidebar icon appearance on macOS 27

  • Fixed: Apple Music album artwork did not appear on macOS 27

  • Fixed: When viewing an album on macOS 27, artwork and controls at the top of the screen were sometimes partially hidden

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