Last month, J.E.M.P. Radio released the latest version of their mobile app. The new app, which replaces the one they had for a few years, works on current generation mobile phones and brings long-awaited new features to fans.

When app developer and station operations manager, Andy Michels, reached out to me a few weeks ago to explain how phish.net would be incorporated into the new app, I was thrilled. Now, when JEMP Radio plays live Phish tracks, you can tap the track name in the app to go directly to the phish.net setlist page for the associated show. This is a perfect example of our community using the best data available, centrally, to provide the best listener and fan experience.

Two more features sorely missed in their old app are scrolling track titles and a longer recent tracks list. I'm happy share that the new app solves those long-standing problems. Now those long track names, with a ton of >’s in them, smoothly scroll across the app’s Radio tab, so you don’t miss anything. And if you want to see what was played a few songs ago, just tap the Recents tab.

I've been beta-testing the new JEMP Radio app for a few weeks, and I've found it to be stable and easy to use. It's reliably broadcasting and works like a charm through Apple CarPlay.

The new app has additional features, including CarPlay and Google Cast (beta) support. JEMP Radio has committed to updating the app regularly and plans to add features, like Android Auto, soon.

You can download the new JEMP Radio app from the App Store or Google Play - just search for JEMP Radio. They would love it if you left a review, too.

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