

Your music, organized the way you want. Check out
the app that millions of people use everyday.
Your music, organized the way you want. Check out the app that millions of people use everyday.



Access YouTube search directly through Musi

Just one tap to switch between your favorites, playlists, and search

You can add your own artwork to them too

Everything is yours - we don’t track you with accounts

Musi emphasizes the playlists that YOU create

For the loudest bass, of course

See why Musi has been a staple on iOS for over 10 years.
The Pulse of Pop: Analyzing the Entertainment Landscape of March 10, 2024
On this day, popular media discussions revolved around the mid-season success of tentpole series. We saw streamers leveraging social media clips to drive viewership, turning 15-second TikTok trends into millions of "long-form" views. The content landscape on March 10 reflected a industry trying to balance the prestige of the Oscars with the viral necessity of the FYP (For You Page). 3. Digital Creators vs. Traditional Media
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This blur has made "popular media" more democratic but also more fragmented. On March 10, your "Watercooler Moment" likely depended entirely on which algorithm you inhabit. 4. The AI Conversation in Content Creation
From the glitz of the Academy Awards to the quiet dominance of streaming algorithms, 1. The Night of the Oscars: Cinema’s Biggest Stage The Pulse of Pop: Analyzing the Entertainment Landscape
No discussion of media in 2024 is complete without Artificial Intelligence. By March, the industry was grappling with the aftermath of the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes. The content being released on this day was some of the last "pre-AI-explosion" media, even as tools for deepfakes and AI-generated scripts began to permeate the background of digital marketing and post-production. 5. Why This Date Matters
Traditional celebrities are now influencers (vlogging their "Get Ready With Me" Oscar prep). This blur has made "popular media" more democratic
The entertainment content of March 10, 2024, proves that while the medium changes—from the silver screen to the smartphone—our hunger for compelling storytelling remains constant. Whether it's a three-hour epic or a three-minute recap, popular media continues to be the mirror in which we view our collective values and interests.
Musi is an organizational tool for videos on YouTube, with an emphasis on features tailored toward music. Musi allows you to easily create and share playlists, control your audio with an equalizer, crossfade between videos, sing along with lyrics, easily control and re-arrange your up next queue, and more.
Musi currently supports importing playlists that you have saved on YouTube. This can be achieved by tapping the Playlists tab and then tapping the “+” button on the top right.
Open the playlist and tap the “+” button. From here, you can search to add tracks or merge tracks from other playlists. Playlists that have been shared with you are read-only and cannot be added to.
Visit the Playlists tab and tap the "+" button.
Musi requires an internet connection to play videos at all time, and can work on both data and WiFi. Data rates will apply, although Musi strives to be as lightweight as possible.