After a month of beta testing, Apple Music 7.0 is rolling out on Android with a Liquid Glass redesign and a new icon for the streaming service. The update replaces the previous red-background icon with a tweaked music note icon that appears black or white depending on the device theme, and it changes the app’s accent color from red to blue.

The change is notable because Apple Music for Android recently switched to a new versioning system that aligns with iOS. Today’s version 7.0 matches iOS 27 and is widely rolled out via the Play Store.

Visual identity and accent color move away from red

The first visible change is the icon. The previous Apple Music icon used a red background. The new icon uses a music note in black or white, following the user’s device theme. Inside the app, the accent color is now blue throughout Apple Music.

Floating bottom bar and mini-player become less docked

The app now has a floating bottom bar that lets users see content above, below, and to the sides. The bar includes a small amount of translucency, primarily allowing users to make out solid colors underneath the navigation element.

The mini-player receives the same treatment and is no longer docked to the bottom bar. Compared with iOS, scrolling does not collapse the bar into a more compact version.

Edge-to-edge layout and updated top bars

Version 7.0 introduces an edge-to-edge design for Android’s system status and navigation bars. Top bars across Apple Music have been updated so the page title and overflow menu are on the same line. The three-dot icons are no longer themed red and have been placed in circular containers.

The Library tab sees a major update. “Edit Pins” and “Edit Categories” are now part of the three-dot menu.

Artist pages and settings get redesigned

Artist pages have been thoroughly redesigned. The background is now themed based on the cover image. Matching the iOS design, the page includes a prominent play button and an info page, while the share action is placed in the top-right corner.

The Settings page has been modernized with better grouping. The Now Playing screen did not receive major changes, and it did not see big updates on iOS either.

What the update means for Android users

For readers, the practical takeaway is that the Android app is not receiving a small refresh only. The icon, accent color, navigation bar, mini-player, library controls, artist pages, and settings have all changed. The rollout also puts Android on the same version track as iOS, with Apple Music 7.0 matching iOS 27 and becoming widely available through the Play Store.