Life & fun · September 10, 2020

Poolside FM for iPhone
A pool party in your pocket
In plain words
Poolside FM for iPhone is a music player app featuring curated channels designed to evoke a summer pool party atmosphere. The app offers multiple themed stations, each selected to provide uplifting music. Available for iOS, it targets users seeking a fun, carefree listening experience with pre-organized playlists rather than traditional radio or streaming shuffles.
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From the sources
The super-summer music player comes to iPhone for the first time. Grab another Long Island and pick from a number of sun-drenched channels, each lovingly curated with the sole purpose of lifting your spirits. 〰️ "A project of pure fun and joy" – It's Nice That
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