Apple Music 7.0 for Android Rolls Out with Liquid Glass Redesign and New Icon

Following a month of beta testing, Apple Music version 7.0 is officially rolling out to Android users via the Google Play Store, bringing a visual overhaul inspired by a Liquid Glass redesign. This update aligns the Android application's versioning system with iOS, matching iOS version 27.

Visual and Interface Updates

• New Icon: The streaming service features a tweaked music note icon in black or white based on the device theme, replacing the older red background.
• Accent Color: The app-wide accent color has transitioned to blue.
• Navigation: A floating bottom bar with slight translucency lets users see content underneath, while the mini-player is now detached from the bottom bar.
• Status and Navigation Bars: Version 7.0 introduces an edge-to-edge design for Android system bars.
• Top Bars: Page titles and overflow menus now sit on the same line, and three-dot icons reside in circular containers without red thematic coloring.

Section and Page Redesigns

• Library Tab: Includes updated options like “Edit Pins” and “Edit Categories” inside the three-dot menu.
• Artist Pages: Redesigned with backgrounds themed dynamically based on cover images, a prominent play button, an info page, and a share button in the top-right corner.
• Settings: Modernized with improved grouping.

Practical Implications and Verification

Users can check for the update directly through the Google Play Store to verify installation of version 7.0. As rolling updates can happen gradually, availability may vary by region and device.