Now there’s one more reason to subscribe to Spotify Premium: Nostalgia. As AOL shuts down its Winamp media player today, Spotify is celebrating its influential legacy with a retro app called Spotiamp.

The Winamp media player is facing extinction — or maybe not — but the software’s style lives on at least for now in a tribute app from Spotify called Spotiamp Version 0.1 of the software brings what ...

Winamp is set to officially shut down shop tomorrow but that doesn't mean the fun has to end just yet. There's still time to snag the latest version of the pioneering music player or if you've already ...

December 23, 2013 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google The Winamp-themed Spotify player is only available for Spotify Premium subscribers. Unfortunate for the ...

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AOL is today shutting down Winamp, its once hugely popular and influential media player. Before you shed a tear though, Spotify just shared a delightful project called Spotiamp which, as the name ...

You've known for a month, providing you cared enough to notice the news. AOL announced that its once prominent media player, Winamp, would cease to exist on December 20, 2013. But before the obituary ...

Just in time for Winamp's untimely demise, Spotify has announced Spotiamp, a Spotify client for Windows built by one of its engineers. It's "a small tribute to honour the great legacy of Winamp," the ...

After a long wait, music lovers have reason to celebrate as the iconic media player Winamp is back with a completely new version, Winamp 6. The player has been released on April 13, and promises to ...

Winamp as we know it may be dead, but it could live on in some form if Microsoft purchases the app from AOL. Reports indicate that a deal could be in the works, but we don’t have any more details.