News - 23/04/2014

Shuffler.fm's PAUSE app updated with Q1 2014 feature and iPhone support

Shuffler.fm's PAUSE app updated with Q1 2014 feature and iPhone support


Shuffler.fm’s quarterly magazine/app PAUSE has received an update today that makes it available on the iPhone (previously it was an iPad-only app) and introduces a new issue focusing on the best of Q1 2014.

With PAUSE Shuffler is aiming to create a destination where music fans can find the best articles and releases curated by the best online publications including the New York Times, The Fader, Pitchfork, The Guardian, Dummy, Fact, Vulture and many more.

Amongst the many off-the-beaten-path highlights Red Light Radio’s best SXSW moments at the Fader Fort, a New York Times piece on Bolivian metal, and a Vulture piece on Wes Anderson’s music supervisor Randall Poster.

This new issue of PAUSE is successful in both shaping a new kind of magazine and in allowing music lovers to take a step back from the daily barrage of releases and look at the bigger picture and what has happened in the previous three months of music. Get the app on iTunes here.


(Andrea Leonelli)

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