Noon Pacific is one of the most authentic and unique music services out there right now. Surely you won't even know his name and it will be the first time you read his name, but that's how it is. In this world where only Spotify, Play Music, iTunes or the recently launched Amazon Unlimited seem to exist, there is more space for other services looking for another way to entertain and be more attractive to the listener eager for new betas, melodies and themes.
This service called Noon Pacific has the peculiarity that every week receives new topics. This is a "curated" playlist that comes straight to your phone or inbox. And if we are commenting on the peculiarities of this app today, it is because the Android version has received an important update, which serves as the best excuse for you to meet Noon Pacific.
An app that keeps getting better
This app tries to get out of the existing commercial circuit in the world of music. But it also does not mean that some of those songs that are selected for listening are not the next music stars that are beginning to take their first steps. Something is moving in the network and it is music that is being transformed so that through this type of services and apps we can discover new tones of voice, new musical trends and new bands or artists.
Previously, on Android, The Noon Pacific app had some ups and downs. You couldn't move from one track to another, and you couldn't share specific songs, so you had no choice but to listen to the entire playlist. It also involved paying a dollar amount to be able to have that music with you and listen to other songs outside of those more traditional channels.
But it is now, when all that has disappeared and you can play the song you want, play as many as you like, jump from one song to another and, best of all, the app is now free completely.
Navigating the application
Although it is totally free, we will continue to obtain that unique interface that makes it an experience. Here you can forget about complicated menus or all kinds of elements that cover the breadth of the screen, Noon Pacific focuses on music and only provides the user with those buttons that he really needs.
Not only can you move through the app with gestures, but even when you have a faulty internet connection, the cache will keep the song playing. Is a well-kept app And although it is simple in options, everything works wonderfully to provide a user experience worth highlighting.
From the side panel you have the list of the latest "Moon" released every Monday with your appropriate image and your number. Click on any one, and the list will go to the main screen in which the header image will be the main protagonist, plus that play and pause button. The moment you play the list, the four options will appear to share with whoever you want. This is from Soundcloud, Facebook, Twitter and a messaging button, which takes you to all the ones you have installed on your phone.
And this is Noon Pacific, you won't find no settings or any extra menu. It could not be more concise and minimalist for an original music service and different from all those you can find on the network of networks or in the Android app and video game store.
There is no excuse not to try it, since it is now free from the Google Play Store so every monday you have a new list of reproduction with which to start the week in the best way.
