How To Download Apple Music App On Iphone

Fill your world with the songs, albums, and artists that define you. Get unlimited access to millions of tracks, curated playlists and original content from the artists you know and love. Experience Lossless Audio, and hear sound all around you with Spatial Audio featuring Dolby Atmos. New subscribers get 3 months free.

Features:

• Over 75 million songs, all ad-free.

• Spatial Audio, featuring Dolby Atmos.

• Follow along with time synced lyrics, and share the parts that move you in Messages.

• Download your favorite music and listen offline.

• Make and share playlists with friends.

• Get personalized picks in Listen Now

• Browse picks and playlists from Apple Music editors.

• Search for songs by lyrics or just ask Siri.

• Go deep into the music with interviews, live performances and more that can only be found on Apple Music.

• Explore dozens of exclusive shows, created by the most iconic names in music, live or on demand.

• Follow friends to discover what others are listening to.

• Download and stream music straight to your Apple Watch.

• Take it all with you using CarPlay, and search for music using your car controls.

Availability and features may vary by country or region. Plan auto-renews after trial
ends.

Apple Watch Features:

Listen to radio stations right in the Music app.

Search for music using Scribble and dictation.

Choose "Listen Now" to quickly start listening to your top picks, recently played, suggested stations, and more.

Sort your favorite playlist, albums, and songs by your preference, right from your wrist.

Ratings and Reviews

I like it, but I gotta say something…

Apple… let me preface this by saying you all make a great everything. But as with all things there's room for improvement. One suggestion I have for Apple Music is the ability to link two songs for shuffle. A lot of albums have songs that not only run into each other, but are necessary to play together. So when using your playlist on shuffle, some song transitions have no continuity and the flow is disturbed. Giving the end user the ability to decide whether or not they'd like to songs to play sequentially during shuffle would be a hit. Just make it to where two songs can be tied together. Once tied they will play together unless/until the user decides to disconnect them. I think it'll be swell. Thanks my dudes. 🤙

Fine I guess

Let's start with the positives. The playlists are really great! And the browse tab is a good place to discover what's popular and find a few new things too. But, there are a few things that ruin the experience.

It's been at least two years at this point, from iOS 13 to iOS 15, where whenever I add a song to a playlist it's a 50/50 shot it actually gets added or not. This is definitely a bug related to iCloud Music Library that needs to get worked out. Also, when queueing songs by selecting Play Next, there's a 20% chance they don't actually play next and are added a few songs down on the queue. And lastly, I wish I could delete songs from my library without also removing them from my playlists.

Other than that, the songs that are suggested are generally songs I like, and every so often I Shazam a song that isn't available on Apple Music but that isn't a big deal. Good music suggestions, but the app itself needs some work.

Decent but behind the times

Has all the music you could want, a slick design, and basic features but it still feels like Apple Music is just checking the boxes for a basic music player. There are no real stand-out features separating it from the competition. Using it day-to-day it is easy to see the glaring flaws that keep it in second place.

There is a song queueing system, but it isn't practical in use. The way it is handed by competitors and by the Mac music app, where there is a play next and a play later and both are played before the rest of the playlist, is the ideal way to handle this feature. And when you do add music to up next or the library there's a huge obstructive pop-up for each and every song.

Dolby Atmos is also overly hyped and mostly just a gimmick that does not improve the vast majority of songs. They sound better on stereo since that is how they were originally mixed. Maybe this will change in the future when songs are truly mixed in Amos, but for now the feature stays off for me.

The real redeeming quality of Apple Music is its integration with iOS. It's great to use with the Apple Watch and during workouts. The live album artwork is also gorgeous, but it doesn't show up in the library tab!

TL;DR: Apple Music mostly checks boxes. There are the beginnings of what could be stand-out features, but most of the implementation is lackluster.

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The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

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Financial Info
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Contact Info
User Content
Search History
Identifiers
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Information

Seller

Apple Inc.

Category

Music

Compatibility

iPhone: Requires iOS 10.0 or later.

iPad: Requires iPadOS 10.0 or later.

iPod touch: Requires iOS 10.0 or later.

Languages

English, Arabic, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

Age Rating

Copyright

Price

Free

App Support
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Supports

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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