Download Trance Music: Radio & Podcast on PC With GameLoop Emulator

Trance Music: Radio & Podcast on PC

Trance Music: Radio & Podcast, coming from the developer Nuix Global, is running on Android systerm in the past.

Now, You can play Trance Music: Radio & Podcast on PC with GameLoop smoothly.

Download it in the GameLoop library or search results. No more eyeing the battery or frustrating calls at the wrong time any more.

Just enjoy Trance Music: Radio & Podcast PC on the large screen for free！

Trance Music: Radio & Podcast Introduction

Listen to the world's largest collection of trance radio stations. Trance Radio offers over 300 stations from around the world.

All radio stations are sorted by the following genres: Vocal Trance, Progressive, Psychedelic, Psytrance, Goa.

Listen to your favorite radio stations! It is very easy! Popular radio stations at the very top of the list: just click on one of them to start listening. In addition, you can listen to the radio in the background and simultaneously use another app.

If you are looking for a specific radio station, want to listen to something new or find fm in other countries, there is nothing easier! Use the built-in search engine.

You have full access to the app directory. Simply select a radio station and add it to your favorites.

Your phone can be a universal radio!

Features:

- Record Your Favorite Radio Stations

- Information about the song and the album cover is visible in real time (on those radio stations where possible)

- Turn the look of your radio into a unique one by choosing any color for the entire application.

- Maximum sound quality

- Add your favorite stations to Favorites

- Listen in the background (you can use another application while listening to the radio)

- Timer to turn off before bedtime

To use the application, you need an Internet connection (3G, 4G or Wi-Fi streaming).

Information for radio station owners: if you want to add (or remove) your station, send us an e-mail.

The copyrights and ownership rights of radio programs remain in the hands of the broadcaster.