Apple used its WWDC keynote to unveil iOS 27, and tucked inside the update are some noticeable changes to Apple Music. The biggest? A redesigned artist page that puts shuffle play front and center, with a cleaner layout and bigger artist name display.
It might sound like a small tweak, but anyone who’s fumbled through Apple Music’s interface knows these little quality-of-life updates matter. The new artist pages feel more modern and easier to navigate, which is exactly what the service needs as it competes with Spotify and YouTube Music.
Apple didn’t go into deep detail about every change during the keynote, but more features are expected to surface as developers dig into the beta. If you’re an Apple Music regular, iOS 27 should make the experience a bit smoother when it lands this fall.
Source: 9to5Mac
