The Space Basement crew ran a cable from the mothership to every screen you own, taught the orbs a few party tricks, and finally gave the Apple Watch the smile it deserves. * iCloud settings sync: set up your EQ, Smoothinator and launch preferences once, and they follow you across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. Volume stays put on each device, because your living room and your earbuds have very different opinions. * Truly Total Tribal Time: your listening tally now adds up every minute from every device, so the grand total finally tells the whole story. * Poke the orbs: tap or click a floating orb and it performs one of ten tricks, from twirls and kaleidoscopes to the jellyfish and the lava lamp. On Apple TV the orbs perform on their own, twice per lifetime. Orbs now drift smoothly and wander the screen, politely keeping their distance from one another and from your buttons. * A new color swirl for every song: the glow behind the fractal smile fades to a fresh palette with each new track. * Apple Watch glow-up: new complications featuring the fractal smile, plus a refreshed Watch app with a breathing smile backdrop. Double-tap or long-press to start and stop the music. * CarPlay, now with a Space Basement page: see what's playing, a fresh transmission from the crew, and your Total Tribal Time, all without taking your eyes off the road for long. * A smoother hello and goodbye: the splash sound plays all the way through and hands off to the radio like a DJ crossfade, and the music fades out gracefully when you quit. * Steadier sound: a bigger head start before the music begins smooths out hiccups on slow or waking connections. * Easier on your battery: the app does less work when your device is resting, and refreshes widgets only when there's something new to show. * Refreshed icons: the fractal smile is now perfectly centered, and Apple TV gets the new smile with a 3D layered icon that tilts as you browse. * Lighter and quicker: the app's artwork is about 70% smaller, so it downloads faster and images load up to three times quicker. * Never miss a transmission: when a new version lands in the App Store, the app gives you one friendly heads-up. Plus a pile of small fixes: a cleaner stop with no crackle, and a session timer that keeps counting when you switch apps. Press play, poke an orb, and let the Space Basement handle the rest; they've clearly been putting in the overtime down there.

The Space Basement pulled another all-nighter — this time with fewer explosions, more fine-tuning, and at least one intern who finally stopped touching the good soldering iron. * Tribal Smile Equalizer: shape the sound exactly how you like it, right from the app — because your ears deserve a say in this operation * The Smoothinator: a new compressor that keeps things silky no matter how loud you push it (yes, the button just says “Smooth” — some things don’t need explaining) * Splash screen touch-up: a cleaner, snappier entrance into the sonic adventure, because first impressions matter even in orbit * Battery Saver refinements: the fractal now knows when to chill, quietly powering down extra motion and sensors so your battery lasts as long as the vibes do * New launch settings: skip the splash screen or auto-play the radio the instant you open the app — for those who like to get straight to business * watchOS animation tweaks: smoother motion on your wrist, because even the smallest screens deserve good vibes * Total Tribal Time: a running tally of your cumulative listening, because every minute of good music deserves to be remembered Fewer taps, better sound, happier battery. The Smoothinator’s a touch more consistent and the splash intro no longer feels cut off at the end — small tweaks, big polish. Press play, sit back, and let the Space Basement handle the rest — they’ve clearly been putting in the hours down there.

The Space Basement has been busy again — cranking dials, soldering things that maybe didn’t need soldering, and generally making your listening experience smoother in every sense of the word. * Tribal Smile Equalizer: shape the sound exactly how you like it, right from the app — because your ears deserve a say in this operation * The Smoothinator: a new compressor that keeps things silky no matter how loud you push it (yes, the button just says “Smooth” — some things don’t need explaining) * Splash screen touch-up: a cleaner, snappier entrance into the sonic adventure, because first impressions matter even in orbit * Battery Saver refinements: the fractal now knows when to chill, quietly powering down extra motion and sensors so your battery lasts as long as the vibes do * New launch settings: skip the splash screen or auto-play the radio the instant you open the app — for those who like to get straight to business * watchOS animation tweaks: smoother motion on your wrist, because even the smallest screens deserve good vibes * Total Tribal Time: a running tally of your cumulative listening, because every minute of good music deserves to be remembered Fewer taps, better sound, happier battery. Press play, sit back, and let the Space Basement handle the rest — they’ve clearly been putting in the hours down there.

The Space Basement has been busy. This update brings Battery Saver mode for guilt-free all-day listening, a touch of liquid glass to the interface, and Total Tribal Time — because every minute of good music deserves to be remembered. Oh, and we’ve been tinkering with the hyperspace audiovisual realizer again. Don’t ask. Just listen.

Version 3.4 lands like a comet made entirely of good taste and questionable life choices. We've been busy — again. iOS - Gyroscope support — tilt your phone and watch the fractal cosmos respond to your every whim - Smoother animations, tighter UX, and a general sense that everything just *feels* better - Apple Watch volume now syncs correctly on first load, because your wrist deserves accuracy macOS — First Contact - A Tribal Smile has landed on Mac, transmitted directly from Space Port 17 — and it's absolutely stunning on a big screen - Floating orbs scale gracefully as you resize the window, like well-behaved inter-dimensional bubbles - Header controls locked to their edges — clean, stable, and ready for your most important desktop vibes - Copy the current song title straight from the Groove menu, keyboard shortcut and all - Playback menu items respond correctly to music state, because even menus deserve to feel the groove tvOS - Continued refinements for the couch-based cosmic listening experience - Orbs. Still floating. Still gorgeous. Across the Board - Countless small polish improvements that individually seem minor but collectively constitute a glow-up - One confirmed coffee break, taken with intention and zero apologies A Tribal Smile: broadcasting slightly left of normal, now on more screens than ever.

Version 3.3 lands like a comet made entirely of good taste and questionable life choices. We've been busy. iOS - Gyroscope support — tilt your phone and watch the fractal cosmos respond to your every whim - Smoother animations, tighter UX, and a general sense that everything just *feels* better - Apple Watch volume now syncs correctly on first load, because your wrist deserves accuracy macOS — NEW - A Tribal Smile is now a full Mac app, and it's absolutely stunning on a big screen - Floating orbs scale gracefully as you resize the window, like well-behaved interdimensional bubbles - Header controls locked to their edges — clean, stable, and ready for your most important desktop vibes tvOS - Continued refinements for the couch-based cosmic listening experience - Orbs. Still floating. Still gorgeous. Across the Board - Countless small polish improvements that individually seem minor but collectively constitute a glow-up - One confirmed coffee break, taken with intention and zero apologies A Tribal Smile: broadcasting slightly left of normal, now on more screens than ever.

New this release: an Apple Watch app so you can pause, play, and check what's on without excavating your phone from the couch cushions. Plus watch face complications, a delightful iOS Easter egg to shake things up, graceful error handling when the radio stream is interrupted (very rare and usually caused only by interference from alien space fleets passing through), and the usual behind-the-scenes polishing of things you'll never notice but we definitely did.

Fullscreen mode just got a lot more zen. The fractal visualizer now gracefully slides into full immersion during playback — and a single tap brings everything back. Plus, a new iOS widget lets you tune in right from your Home Screen. iPad and tvOS users will also notice a more refined experience throughout.

A Tribal Smile 3.0 is our biggest update yet — more beautiful, more intuitive, and more alive across every screen you own. What's new: • Apple TV support — A Tribal Smile comes to the big screen for the first time, with hypnotic floating orbs, living fractal art, and your favorite eclectic radio filling the room. • iPad side panel — a stunning visual companion that fades in during playback, showing album-style art and taglines. • Smarter visuals — images now shuffle through the full deck before any repeat, so every session feels fresh. • Richer Now Playing — Recently Played tracks, a long-press shortcut from the main screen, and a more polished layout. • CarPlay love — the in-car experience is smoother and more visually refined than ever. Whether you're listening at home, on your iPad, on the big screen, or cruising down the highway — A Tribal Smile has never looked or felt better.

Fellow sonic travelers, this version dials up party mode for extra shimmer, smooths out accessibility so more humans (and maybe a few aliens) can tune in, and polishes the About screen and visuals for an even more delightfully strange space basement experience.

The Tribal Smile Radio DJs got restless, so 2.2 adds more mischief to your airwaves. • A new Dance timer secretly counts down to a full‑screen Zen Boogie light-show. • Track titles now slip in with buttery transitions instead of jumping on‑air. • When you’re paused, rotating taglines whisper strange little invitations from the space basement. • We sprinkled in tasteful haptics and UI polish so the app feels as good as it sounds. Hit Play, start the Dance countdown, and wait for your device to launch a Zen Boogie party screen—complete with motion, color, and just enough chaos. Off‑air, rotating taglines and blurbs keep the space basement talking to you. On‑air, Now Playing glows a little brighter with smoother animations and emoji‑wrapped song titles. We also added soft haptics and subtle visual tweaks across the app, because your ears shouldn’t have all the fun. Install the update and come hang out in the basement.

Wow, amazing! This version of A Tribal Smile's iOS app includes layout tweaks, image refinements, and other groovy reverberations. You're going to love it!

Woah, can you believe it? A Tribal Smile 2.0 is here — and it’s a big one! Our alien visitors have been hard at work bringing you a richer, more immersive experience that honors the music and the spirit behind it. What’s New: • All-new animations — the app now comes alive with dynamic, flowing visuals that move with the music • Refreshed UI — a cleaner, more polished look and feel throughout the entire app • Improved performance — faster load times and smoother playback so the music never skips a beat • Enhanced stability — squashed bugs and tightened up the experience from top to bottom • Better audio continuity — background playback is more reliable than ever Whether you’re a longtime listener or just discovering us, 2.0 is the best version of A Tribal Smile yet. Thank you from the bottom of our multiple hearts for your support, your enthusiasm, and for digging what we do. The music lives on — and so does the smile.

Hi there - thanks for stopping by. This version adds a few more navigation buttons at the bottom. And the music is more awesome too. Plus one of us got a haircut recently. But it'll most likely grow back eventually. In the meanwhile please install the app, hug someone you love, close your eyes, and enjoy. Cheers