Recently Discogs released a new and improved version of its vinyl tracking app to the iOS. Of particular note is the update of the app's artist section, providing users with a greater volume of detailed information relating to the artist.
Guest post by Taylor Mims of Amplify
Today Discogs released a new version of its vinyl tracking app for iOS. The update brings a cleaner and more thorough look for its artist section. Users can now find in-depth artist info along with their record labels and releases.
The new software now delivers Discogs’ database info on an individual musician or band to include image galleries, band members, name variations, and aliases. The app will also recommend similar artists based on your preferences which users can add to their Wantlist or save for later as note on their mobile device.
Record collectors can now see how many titles and which releases they own from specific artists on the artist’s page. And with social media integration, collectors can share their records and discoveries on social platforms or via text message or email.
Guest post by Taylor Mims of Amplify
Today Discogs released a new version of its vinyl tracking app for iOS. The update brings a cleaner and more thorough look for its artist section. Users can now find in-depth artist info along with their record labels and releases.
The new software now delivers Discogs’ database info on an individual musician or band to include image galleries, band members, name variations, and aliases. The app will also recommend similar artists based on your preferences which users can add to their Wantlist or save for later as note on their mobile device.
Record collectors can now see how many titles and which releases they own from specific artists on the artist’s page. And with social media integration, collectors can share their records and discoveries on social platforms or via text message or email.
