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Ubuntu Phone Music App is the perfect example of platform convergence. It's pretty much the same code running on the phones and on the desktop, but that doesn't mean that it can't be improved, tremendously.
The Ubuntu Phone Music App is made by community developers, but their efforts are recognized by Canonical. Being in charge of a core apps in Ubuntu Touch is no small task, but since Ubuntu for phones is pretty much a Linux distro, that shouldn’t really be all that surprising. For example, Rhythmbox is included by default in Ubuntu, but it's not made by the Ubuntu devs, and the same can be said about many other packages.
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