

A native Winamp 2.8-style music player for Android that runs classic skins. It's on the Play Store now.
I missed Winamp on my phone, so I built Andamp: a music player for Android that looks and works like Winamp 2.8. It's out of beta and on Google Play as of this week.
This is obviously not the default theme, I didn't embed it due to legal reasons, but it does reads real Winamp skin files (.wsz) and draws them pixel for pixel, so the player, equalizer and playlist are the windows you remember, and any classic skin works. The Winamp Skin Museum is built in, which gives you over 90,000 of them.
What it does:
- Plays the music on your phone, and internet radio streams
- Ten-band equalizer with the original presets, plus a rack of effects you can put in any order
- Visualizers: the spectrum analyzer and oscilloscope in the main window, and a window that runs AVS and Milkdrop presets
- A floating player that stays on top of other apps, and a home screen widget
- Drag the windows where you want them. Hold a tiny button and a magnifier shows what's under your finger
- The default skin takes its colors from your wallpaper
- Jellyfin and Subsonic (Navidrome, Airsonic, Gonic) libraries, through small add-on apps
- Effects can be extended with Lua plug-ins, if you like writing DSP
Free, no ads, no account, no tracking. Open source under GPL-3.0. Needs Android 8 or newer.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.mattix.andamp
Site: https://andamp.nl
Source: https://github.com/mattijsf/andamp
Discord: https://discord.gg/B3cKnvxgJr
Andamp is an independent project, not affiliated with Winamp or Llama Group.
Bug reports and questions welcome, here or on GitHub.