Cider is an alternative Apple Music client for Windows and Linux - 9to5Mac
Cider is a new open-source Apple Music client for Windows, Linux, and even macOS that replaces iTunes with even more features.
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iTunes on Windows offers only the basics when it comes to the Apple Music experience. For instance, it lacks time-synced lyrics, something that was added to Apple Music on iOS, macOS, and even Android years ago.
Cider not only brings these features, but also features a modern and customizable interface that looks much better than iTunes. It even has some features that not even the official Apple Music app has, such as the option to follow artists, easy access to your recently played songs, and integration with Apple Podcasts.
Sad thing is apple might block it soon as it seems to go against their policy of providing inferior apps on platforms.