Would you like to have your music right there on your device without worrying about internet connection problems? Do you want to create music playlists to listen to at any time even in offline mode? You probably want a app that allows you to download free music on Android (Samsung, LG, OnePlus, Xiaomi, Huawei, ecc..).
Here are our music download apps for Android that won't cost you a dime.
NB: Many of these apps need to be downloaded from outside the Play Store and you will be prompted to allow unknown sources on Android.
Index
1. File
There are two different versions of the Fildo app: one is “Music Player” on the Play Store, but this does not allow you to have the MP3 downloader you are looking for to download free music on Android. To get the version of Fildo that allows you to download your favorite songs, you must first install it from the official Fildo site.
Once you have it, use the in-app search to search for specific songs or albums you want to search for. You can also use the various “Top” charts of various music sites the app integrates with if you want to explore the hits.
Once you've found the album or song you want, hit the “+” icon in the top right corner, then choose the relevant option to download the music, create a playlist or listen to it right away.
2. YMusic
One of the most sought after and official looking music download apps, YMusic lets you play any YouTube video as an audio file, while also allowing you to run it in the background on your phone.
The real highlight here is that you can also download videos as audio files. You have the option to download them in M4A and MP3 formats, and it has a great library user interface which later allows you to manage your music files just like you would in a music player app.
Of all the options on this list, YMusic is undoubtedly the most convenient (even if you have to download it from outside the Play Store) and the most reliable. In a few minutes you can download free music on android.
3. NewPipe
While NewPipe still looks like a work in progress, it definitely does its job when it comes to downloading music. It is open source and is constantly being improved. It now also offers support for SoundCloud, MediaCCC, Bandcamp and FramaTube downloads.
By default, the app opens as a YouTube frontend. Simply select the video you want to download, then click the download icon at the top right and choose whether you want to download it as video or audio and in which format you want it.
To switch to SoundCloud, tap the menu icon in the upper left corner, then the large red “NewPipe” icon at the top and select SoundCloud (beta).
4. GTunes Music Downloader
GTunes searches several large downloadable music domains for your queries - you'll find millions of artists and songs from different generations. The search options are pretty rudimentary, so it's best to use it if you know exactly what songs you're looking for and just want to download them.
GTunes also has its own built-in player and even lets you trim your songs and set songs as ringtones.
5. SONGly
The free version of SONGily is ad-supported and has access to a stash of music, new and old, from both traditional and unknown artists, from chart music to seafaring songs. With each song you find, you'll see options to play and download the songs you listen to, and they recently added a feature that lets you download videos as well.
This is exactly the kind of app that I guess Google doesn't like, so don't be too surprised if it disappears from the Play Store and you find yourself having to download it manually.
6. TubeMate
Sometimes the best free music download apps are the ones that aren't even specifically designed for this purpose. TubeMate is an app that allows you to download YouTube videos in different formats, including audio only. As you probably know, YouTube is one of the best places to listen to your favorite music, and thanks to TubeMate, it's also one of the best places to download that music.
You can download TubeMat here (Google doesn't allow it in the Play Store, presumably because it invades YouTube) and when you try to download videos as audio (M4A or MP3), you will also be prompted to download Video MP3 Converter, which syncs with TubeMate to convert videos in audio.
7. 4Shared
The popular 4Shared file sharing repository has been around on PC for years and has proven a great success on Android as well. Again, this is not only designed for music, as users can upload any file they want, but it is as useful for finding music as anything else. (There is also an option to specifically search for music files.)
4Shared can be downloaded from the Play Store but not in all countries. If you can't download it from the Play Store in your country, you can download the free app here.
8. Audiomack
If you want to know that the music you are downloading will not infringe any copyright and you are also open to discovering emerging talents in the Hip-Hop, Electronic and Reggae areas, then give Audiomack a try.
This app offers a platform to artists with no official distribution points while still having a content filtering system to make sure the content is of good quality. This goodwill project has already pushed hip-hop stars like T-Wayne, Fetty Wap, and Migos to sign up label deals and gives you a chance to help find the next big star.
Now have fun downloading your favorite music with the apps we have recommended!
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