Find your next track
Browse and search your local music library without missing a beat.
A music player for Linux
Your music,
in one place.
Echo is a Linux music player for organizing and playing your local music collection.
Download for Linux
Linux x86_64 · Echo 0.1.0
Your library stays yours. Play local music, your way.
♫MADE FOR YOUR MUSIC♫
01 LOCAL LIBRARYHI-FI YOUR COLLECTION
A CLOSER LOOK
A home for every track.
Take a look around your music library.
MADE TO FEEL FAMILIAR
Everything in rhythm.
Your collection, easy to find and a pleasure to play.
Make it yours
Organize your favorite tracks into playlists that fit every moment.
Playlists that travel
Import and export M3U playlists to keep your listening organized.
Stay in the groove
Keep playback in your hands with shuffle and repeat controls.
UP AND PLAYING IN A MINUTE
A simple start.
Your music follows.
Download the archive, extract it, and launch Echo from your terminal.
Read the 0.1.0 release notesGETTING STARTEDLINUX
- 01Download the archiveChoose the Linux x86_64 download above.✓
- 02Extract the archiveUnpack it wherever you keep your apps.✓
- 03Launch EchoRun the app from the extracted folder.
$
./bundle/echoA FEW QUICK ANSWERS
Good to know.
A little more about getting started with Echo.
Which Linux systems can I use Echo on?
Echo 0.1.0 is available as a Linux x86_64 archive. Extract it and launch the bundled app on a compatible Linux desktop.
Can I play music stored on my computer?
Yes. Echo is made for organizing and playing your local music collection.
How do I launch the downloaded app?
Download and extract the archive, open a terminal in the extracted folder, then run ./bundle/echo.
YOUR NEXT LISTENING SESSION
Let the music find its place.
Get Echo 0.1.0 for Linux x86_64.