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Sergio Scabuzzo (EcoTechie)@LePertti been using Amarok for a long time.
CouldBeMathijs@LePertti If you want a local music player with iTunes vibes, try rhythmbox. If you want it to be old-school try Clementine or one of its forks.
I'm daily driving KDE Plasma these days, and Elisa is also a great option. If you're going the Gnome route, try Gnome Music too, though you might like Rhythmbox more.
There are options 'a plenty though, you might like something else entirely
Tipiak75 
🍜@LePertti audacious. Basically a Winamp clone. Low desktop real-estate cluttering and does the job well.
Theo 🏳️⚧️ 
@LePertti I used to use Audacious, but more recently, I've been using mpd (Music Player Daemon) with ncmpcpp (wonderful name, I know /s) as the client.
mango@LePertti termusic
drV@LePertti mpd with ncmpcpp as the interface. Great when you're used to it but comes with a learning curve!
agersant@LePertti I tried DOZENS and the winner for me was Fooyin.
🐈⬛David Sommerseth@LePertti Do you use iTunes for streaming or only primarily downloaded music?
Stephan@LePertti I usually use Amberol (https://apps.gnome.org/en/Amberol), but it cannot play some media files (e.g. .wma), so for the rest, I usually use Audacious.
🍇stevoo🍇@LePertti strawberry is functioney. The Dynamic Random Mix is like shuffle but you can see what's coming, so open to slight DJ moderation...
Scherzog von Beast Oil@LePertti Tauon (formerly TauonMusicBox) has been very nice.
Dennis Butz
StenPett / St Midium@LePertti For locally stored music, I typically use Elisa (because it's included with KDE, and it does its job well enough). I also host my own Jellyfin server, so most of the time I just use my web browser.
Simonarde Lima@LePertti I like Rhythmbox and VLC :)
The Linux Shortcut@LePertti I use Audacious for the old school Winamp vibes. I like the visualizations it comes with too.