Apple has released the 7.0 beta version of Apple Music for Android, bringing the 'liquid glass' design language to the platform for the first time. This update aligns the Android application's visual style more closely with the existing iOS version, which received these interface changes a year ago.
The new interface features a floating bottom bar that allows users to view content across the entire screen. Unlike the iOS implementation, the bottom bar remains static during scrolling and does not collapse. The top navigation bar now includes a semi-transparent effect, and the mini-player has been repositioned.
The update introduces a modernized top bar where page titles and overflow menus are aligned on a single line. In the Library tab, the 'Edit Pins' and 'Edit Categories' options have been moved into the overflow menu. Additionally, the three-dot icon has been redesigned and is now placed within a circular container.
Artist pages have been updated to feature backgrounds that adapt to the color scheme of the album cover. The playback button is now more prominent, and the share button has been relocated to the top right corner. The settings menu has also been reorganized for better grouping, and the app now utilizes an edge-to-edge design for status and navigation bars.
