Lyrics over games
The karaoke overlay shows the words right over a full-screen game.
Music player · Windows and Linux
Everplay brings music from your disk, YouTube Music, Spotify and SoundCloud into one library — and keeps it playing.
No ads. No sign-up. Open source.
01 — Library
Likes from YouTube Music, playlists from Spotify, your SoundCloud collection and FLAC files from the disk land in one library. One search, one queue, no switching tabs.
02 — Mix
Two decks play at once. As “Voltaic” winds down, “Inspired” is already coming in — with a crossfade, a rise, a bass swap or an echo. Turn the sound on and scroll: the page mixes exactly like the app, and the scroll is the transition’s fader. Pick a style.
03 — Spectrum
The visualizer is a real FFT of the sound that's playing — after the equalizer, at the very moment you hear it. Plus a seven-band equalizer and a full-screen mode where the cover breathes with the bass.
Turn the sound on: in the mix and here the decks play from the Everplay server, and every bar is the real spectrum of what you hear. The lyrics chapter plays “Fight Back” with the karaoke in time.
04 — Lyrics
Words from YouTube Music and LRCLIB, synced line by line, and karaoke lights them up letter by letter. No timing? Whisper on your graphics card works it out by itself.
05 — Themes
Everplay, Midnight, Sunset or Cat — and an accent that smoothly picks up the cover's color. You can put your own wallpaper behind the whole interface too. Click a theme and this page changes with it.
06 — Together
A listening room is one queue for all your friends. The server keeps the clock and every player tunes itself to it. Plus shared playlists everyone adds to, and links that open a track straight in Everplay.
Rooms open right now: —
07 — And more
The karaoke overlay shows the words right over a full-screen game.
Friends see what you're listening to — with the cover and a progress bar.
The Windows media flyout, MPRIS on Linux and global shortcuts.
Seven bands, presets and a limiter that keeps the loudness in check.
A new version installs with one click, no hunting for an installer.
The whole interface in two languages, switched on the fly.
Everplay is free and open source. Download it and let it play.