Apple Music 7.0 Beta for Android Brings Liquid Glass Redesign
Apple Music 7.0 beta for Android introduces a Liquid Glass-inspired redesign with a floating bottom bar, edge-to-edge design, and modernized settings.
Apple has released the Apple Music 7.0 beta for Android, introducing a Liquid Glass-inspired redesign. The update brings a floating bottom navigation bar with slight translucency, and the mini-player is no longer docked with the bottom bar.
Top bars now place the page title and overflow menu on the same line. The three-dot icons are no longer red and are placed in circular containers. The Library tab adds 'Edit Pins' and 'Edit Categories' to the overflow menu, while artist pages now theme the background based on the cover image. The Settings page has been modernized with better grouping.
Apple Music 7.0 also adds an edge-to-edge design for the status and navigation bars, and aligns with iOS 27. The beta can be joined from the Play Store listing.
Liquid Glass is now a year old on Apple platforms. With the last release, Apple Music for Android switched to a new versioning system that aligns with iOS.
Quick answers
What's new in Apple Music 7.0 for Android?
It introduces a Liquid Glass-inspired redesign with a floating bottom navigation bar, edge-to-edge design, and modernized settings.
How can I try the Apple Music 7.0 beta on Android?
You can join the beta from the Play Store listing.
Does Apple Music 7.0 align with iOS 27?
Yes, Apple Music 7.0 aligns with iOS 27.