A while back, Clementine music player got Grooveshark and Spotify support and these, among many other new features are finally available in a stable release (1.0). You'll need a Spotify Premium / Grooveshark Anywhere account though.

The latest Clementine music player available in the Clementine Development PPA got some very interesting new features: you can now listen to Grooveshark or Spotify songs through Clementine. For this, you need a Spotify Premium / Grooveshark Anywhere account though.

Clementine - a Qt music player with some very interesting features - has reached version 0.7, getting some cool new features like a new edit track info dialog which allows you to edit more fields, change multiple songs at once, change cover art and even an option to identify songs and fill tags using MusicBrainz, support for .cue files and more.

We've already covered all the new features in Clementine 0.6 (release candidate at the time) so this post is just a small update to let you know that Clementine 0.6 stable has been released. There are no new features since the RC, only bug fixes.

You can download Clementine binaries (.deb, .rpm, .exe and .dmg) via its Google Code page.

You can also add the Clementine stable PPA (which doesn't include Clementine 0.6 yet) to stay up to date with future versions:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:me-davidsansome/clementine
sudo apt-get update

Clementine, the Qt port of Amarok 1.4 got a huge list of new features in the latest 0.6 release candidate version.

The most important new features are Ubuntu sound menu integration, smart and dynamic playlists and 2 new info tabs for the currently playing song (lyrics fetched from 17 different websites, statistics, play counts and tags from Last.fm, Wiki from Last.fm) and artist (contains lots of interesting info like photos, biographies from Wikipedia, Last.fm, Amazon and more as well as similar artists).