Stash v0.9.98 build 134 (Spotify + YouTube Music client)
Requirements: 8.0+
Overview: Stash is an offline-first Android music player that syncs your liked songs, playlists, daily mixes, and discover mixes from both Spotify and YouTube Music into a single unified local library. Tracks are downloaded as high-quality FLAC audio.

Your Spotify + YouTube Music library, offline in FLAC for free.

Stash is an offline-first Android music player that syncs your liked songs, playlists, daily mixes, and discover mixes from both Spotify and YouTube Music into a single unified local library. Tracks are downloaded as high-quality FLAC audio.

Stash is not an online streaming service. It’s a personal-library tool for people who already have Spotify or YouTube Music accounts and want their library available offline on their terms. Studio quality tracks, they’re yours to keep.

Features
● Offline everything — tracks download as high-quality lossless audio
● Bulletproof matching — finds the right version of tracks 99% of the time
● Custom playlists — create your own playlists and save tracks to them from anywhere.
● Spotify & YT sync preferences — choose exactly which playlists, liked songs, daily mixes, and discovery mixes to sync. Individual toggles for each. Don’t want Daily Mix 3? Turn it off.
● Expanded Spotify mix detection — Release Radar, Discover Weekly, On Repeat, Daylist, Repeat Rewind, Time Capsule, and Daily Mixes 1-6 are all automatically detected when available. Each gets its own toggle.
● Refresh vs Accumulate sync modes — mixes can either replace their contents each sync (Refresh) or stack new tracks on top of what’s already there (Accumulate). Your call.
● Parallel downloads — 8 simultaneous tracks. Background sync runs as a foreground service so it actually finishes with the phone locked.
● High-res album art
● Automatic update notifications — checks GitHub for new releases daily and notifies you when one is available.
● Full equalizer — 5-band EQ with presets, bass boost, and virtualizer
● Spotify sign-in built in — just log into Spotify inside the app
● Private by design — credentials encrypted with AES-256-GCM, no servers, no telemetry, nothing leaves your phone
● Free and open source — no subscriptions, no ads, GPL-3.0

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➡ Languages: Full Multi Languages
➡ CPU architectures: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, x86_64
➡ Screen DPIs: 160dpi, 240dpi, 320dpi, 480dpi, 640dpi

What’s New:
Songs no longer cut off and skip on a network blip
The most-reported playback complaint: a track streaming over mobile data (or spotty Wi-Fi) would randomly cut off mid-song and jump to the next track. The cause: any streaming hiccup — a brief network stall, a dropped connection, an expired stream URL — made the player give up on the track at the first error.

Playback now retries the same track in place, resuming right where it stopped (an expired URL is re-fetched automatically). Only if the track genuinely can’t be recovered does it move on, and the existing protection against error cascades is unchanged. Verified on-device: a track interrupted mid-song by a network drop now resumes at the same second once the connection returns, instead of being lost.

Reinstalled? Your downloaded library is recognized, not re-downloaded
If you reinstall Stash (or move to a new phone) with your music stored in an external folder, the first sync now recognizes the files already in that folder and marks them as downloaded — instead of re-downloading gigabytes you already have. Just reconnect your services and pick the same music folder; sync does the rest. This also runs on every sync, so files you copy into your library folder by hand get picked up too. (The manual check remains under Settings → Library & Storage → Library Health → Verify.)

Stale debug switches can no longer break playback
Developer-only source toggles (like “Force Qobuz only”) are now ignored on regular installs. Previously, one of these switches enabled long ago — including from a version where it was briefly visible — could silently pin all playback to a single source with no fallback, which for some users meant nothing played at all. The visible “Stream via YouTube” option is unaffected.

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More Info:
https://github.com/rawnaldclark/Stash

Download Instructions:
https://ouo.io/eZgzQY

Mirrors:
https://ouo.io/UpS40Un
https://ouo.io/jAet3U