Apple Music for Android is rolling out a major redesign in its 7.0 beta, adopting the Liquid Glass aesthetic. This design language, which has been present on Apple's own platforms for a year, introduces a floating bottom navigation bar with translucency, allowing users to see content beneath it.
The mini-player also receives the same treatment, detaching from the bottom bar. Top bars throughout the application have been updated, placing the page title and overflow menu on the same line. The three-dot icons are now in circular containers and no longer red. The Library tab sees additions like “Edit Pins” and “Edit Categories” within its overflow menu.
Artist pages have been significantly updated, with backgrounds now dynamically themed to match album cover images, aligning with the iOS design. This change also includes a more prominent play button and an info page that is no longer at the bottom. The Share option has been moved to the top-right corner. The Settings page has also been modernized with improved grouping of options.
Apple Music 7.0 for Android now features an edge-to-edge design for status and navigation bars. This version aligns with iOS 27, following a recent change in the Android app's versioning system. The 7.0 beta is currently available for testing, with the beta period typically lasting a few weeks.
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Apple Music for Android is receiving a significant visual update with the 7.0 beta, incorporating the Liquid Glass design language previously seen on Apple platforms. This redesign modernizes the app's interface, affecting navigation, artist pages, and settings, bringing its appearance closer to the iOS version.