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I Love This, Except A Few Things

Don’t Get Me Wrong, I Love Getting To Listen To Music And Sift Through My Favorites And Download Them. It’s Great, There Are Few Ads And You Earn The Coins Very Easily And I Think It’s A Great System. Though Some Contradictions Start Appearing, Like If You Download Like Journey Or ELO, There Is This Little Thing That Appears To The Right Of The Songs And It Tells You That You Can Only Listen To Them With Wi-Fi, Which Kind Of Defeats The Purpose Of Downloading It. Also, This Isn’t As Major Of A Problem, But I’m Not Sure If It’s Copyright Issues, Which Is Totally Fine, But A Lot Of People Complain That There Aren’t A lot Of Artists (Again, Totally Fine, You’re Barely Starting), But You Should Do Like A Request Page Because There Are Artists Like Pink Floyd Or Simon And Garfunkel That Weren’t Even Added. Besides That I Think You Guys Are Great And It’ll Improve As It Goes.
Thank You

EDIT: Two Other Things, One Is Major, And One Is small. The Small One Is That The Albums Are Not In Order And I Have To Search Up The Track Listings, Which Is An Inconvenience, But Not Huge. The Major One Which Isn’t As Major As You Would Hope, But When You Have An Album Like Ten By Pearl Jam Or Stop The Clocks By Oasis, You Don’t Complete Them, And There Are Only A Couple Songs Instead Of The Full Album.
Just Some Other Quick Things.

Developer Response , 11/03/2018

Thanks so much for your feedback!! Pretty much, in order to get new songs and artists, we have to go through a legal process to obtain the rights to make sure the app stays legal while keeping it free. This will also make sure we don't get shut down. We’re currently working on this process so we can bring you new music every week. We're also working on a huge catalog expansion at the end of the year when we close some big deals. Hope this answers your question!
Keep checking in and if you have any more feedback you can hit us up on our instagram (@trebelmusic) or twitter (@trebelapp) :)

Little changes I would consider

Don’t get me wrong, I love this app a LOT. But that didn’t mean there aren’t some things I would change about it, for example, the range of songs on this app is very good, and I understand the struggles of obtaining this music, but from what I seem to see it is all about getting what is new and hyped up at the moment. I get why people would enjoy that, but I feel that certain people including me are in that app to find songs they love and want to listen to always, not just when they are popular. I’ll use the self titled twenty one pilots album to represent the situation. This album is old, yes, and might not be the most popular of things but has helped me and many other people get through very tough times in their life with the lyrics and sound of the album and frankly I constantly check to see if it has been uploaded and find it has not. This is just a suggestion in general though, not for this specific album to just listen to what everyone wants to hear instead of what is popular now. But aside from that the function of the app is wonderful and I love to use it.

Developer Response , 03/27/2019

Thank you so much for the note and for sharing your experience. This is very helpful! As you know, we are currently working on the process of bringing new music every week, and this is more challenging with some brands or labels than others, as it is the case with Twenty One Pilots. We promise you we work very hard on these deals and we will eventually have a complete catalog :)

One of those apps that you think’s too good to be true..

...until you finally download it and start acquiring free music. I got hooked on this app over a year ago. I kept telling my teenage kids to download it; that they could download all of their favorite music and listen offline but, as usual, they don’t listen to their father. Once they finally downloaded the app, it spread amongst their friend groups very fast.
When I get in my car and connect my phone or when I am anywhere and want to listen to everything from Bowie to Drake to Damien Rice, I used to open the music app that comes with IOS and listen to the songs I paid $1+ each to download (limited). Now, I open Trebel as a matter of habit. I have every song I could ever think of (actually more like 90%) and didn’t spend a dime but know that the artist are still getting their royalties. It’s the bomb or whatever kids say these days. Awesome.
You’re doing yourself a huge disservice if you don’t download Trebel and give it a shot.