Kapell v1.3.0 released
This release of Kapell realizes my original vision for Kapell: a place you can go and get lost in the people, details, and history of the music you love.
Version 1.3.0 of Kapell has just been released on the App Store.
This release covers Beta b2062 and yesterday’s platform release.
Album and Track Search
One of my guiding ideas for Kapell was the ability to find all the R&B albums recorded at Electric Lady Studios in the 90’s. Not that search exactly but that level of specificity.

There’s an extensive amount of plumbing behind the scenes to make this work and I’m really proud to have accomplished this goal to get closer to the music I love.
More Track and Album Detail
These types of searches hinge off an album or track, by way if significantly improved enrichment detail. Artists, musicians, record labels, and even recording and mixing studios are now clickable in the enrichment panel.

More About Artists & Groups
Artists you enjoy contribute to music in a lot of ways. Maybe they write, produce, or play an instrument. Maybe they are like James Poyser (on Kapell) and show up on all kinds of stuff.

Sometimes you can’t remember all of the members of a group, or what groups folks are in. Don’t worry, Kapell covers that too:

And Much More
Inspired by “Much More” by De La Soul (on Kapell) here’s a list of even more stuff included in v1.3.0. Many of these will receive their own blog posts.
- Storefront awareness, preventing content from outside your Apple storefront turning up 404.
- Genre awareness for artists and albums.
- Popularity from Apple Music, contributing to sorting capabilities in various screens.
- Improved explicit content handling and filtering.
- Allow adding any track to a crate by right clicking it in the chin.
- Improved Wikipedia content handling.