https://www.pcgamer.com/winamp-is-coming-back-in-2019/

It was a sad day nearly five years ago when the people behind Winamp, the greatest desktop media player ever created (and I'll hear no more about it), announced that the venerable llama-whipping app was going away. But excitement surged just a few months later when a company called Radionomy revealed that it had acquired Winamp and Shoutcast from AOL, and that it would rebuild the app for both desktop and mobile devices. 

Nothing actually happened after that, though, and the dream seemed dead—until last month, when a Winamp 5.8 beta leaked online. (The previous version, 5.666, was released in late 2013.) As noted by Neowin, the update was more of a tune-up than an overhaul but it was still fairly significant, with better Windows 10 compatibility, various decoder updates, and "general tweaks, improvements, fixes, and optimizations."