Tomahawk
Tomahawk is a music player that decouples song metadata from their source, creating a unified layer across music repositories, streaming services and geographic territories. Instead of being bound to a single service, Tomahawk allows you to fulfill a song request using whichever available source can provide it—whether that is iTunes, Spotify, SoundCloud, Rdio, or other integrated services. The app was designed for users who listen to music across multiple platforms and wanted a single, source-agnostic player interface.
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1 suggestionTomahawk appears to have been abandoned by its developers. The latest release we could identify is version 0.8.4 from April 2015, and there is no evidence of any updates, native Apple Silicon build, or active development in the decade since. There is no native arm64 build available, and the app will stop launching entirely when Apple removes Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028). You should begin planning to migrate your music workflow to an actively maintained player now. Modern alternatives with confirmed native Apple Silicon support include Music (Apple's built-in app, which syncs with Apple Music and your local library), Spotify, Apple Music, or Plex (if you run a home media server). Older third-party players like Vox and Maroofy also run natively on Apple Silicon and offer richer customisation than the native Music app.
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