I've been using Swinsian on my desktop connected to a NAS. It has an sqlite DB that I backup with git to never lose my play counts. I save and sync playlists to

I've been using Swinsian on my desktop connected to a NAS. It has an sqlite DB that I backup with git to never lose my play counts. I save and sync playlists to a "playlists" folder in my music folder. When my NAS phone app (DS Audio) launches, it syncs all my playlists. I have scripts set up to make new smart playlists for me when a new artist is added, so I'll have an "unlistened" smart playlist, a listened one, and a bestof, for each artist. I downloaded a huge discography of Bach years ago and I'm still making my way through it. I have full control of all my tracks, playlists, playcounts, and any other metadata I want, all backed up to git. Spotify will never defeat this for me. I tried using Spotify and downloaded the free version, and was physically disgusted at the "6 free skips per day!" or something, not to mention random songs being unavailable.