A new app called Rewind wants to make it easier for music fans to explore the top songs of decades p

A new app called Rewind wants to make it easier for music fans to explore the top songs of decades past. Hoping to cater to consumer demand for nostalgic music experiences, Rewind allows users to “time travel” through the music charts from 1960 through 2010 to learn about how older songs have influenced today’s hits.The app was built by developer Ziad Al Halabi, whose day job involves mobile app development at music streaming service TIDAL. The developer says he enjoys working on music apps, having earlier launched an audio player for musicians, Backtrackit, which gained some 2 million installs.With Rewind, which originally began as a weekend project, the goal is to offer a portal to explore the older tunes that once ruled the top charts.“[What] would it be like if you opened your favorite music app in 1991? Or 1965?” the app’s description asks. “What are the biggest hits at the time? Who are the top artists or the rising new ones?”Link in the bio to the full article 👆 Story by Sarah PerezImage Credits: madelyn mulvaney / Getty Images, Rewind#TechCrunch #technews #Rewind #musiccharts
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