Just add its widget to the Today tab of Notification Center, and start playing your songs from the Music app. What’s great about this is that you don’t necessarily need to use the musiXmatch app at all. Only more obscure bands like Asian Dub Foundation or STRFKR wouldn’t return any lyrics. I was able to successfully be served the lyrics of pretty much everything I played, from Bad Religion to the more popular Imagine Dragons. What matters is that the app works great at what it does.
Some of you are probably already rushing to the comments to argue that this isn’t new, and you’re right, but I’m still hoping you’ll resist the urge to do that because it doesn’t really matter whether this is new or not. This works from the musiXmatch app, or from its Notification Center widget. MusiXmatch isn’t a new application by any means, although I must admit I had never heard of it until this past week when I read about it on French blog iGen. The app has been around for quite some time but it was recently updated to bring its lyrics engine to Notification Center, where it displays the lyrics of your currently playing songs so you can sing along or just try to finally understand what the heck this song is all about once for all.Īssuming you have an internet connection, musiXmatch allows you to have direct access to the exact lyrics that are being sung in virtually any song in your library.
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