Under ‘Listen Now’ you’ll first find your ‘Top Picks’ from the app, after which you will see your ‘Recently Played’. When opening Apple Music, there are five tabs at the bottom: ‘Listen Now’, ‘Browse’, ‘Radio’, ‘Library’, and ‘Search’.
Apple Music’s layout is formatted a bit differently. You can then move over to your library, where you will find your personal playlists along with your liked playlists, liked songs, and podcasts, along with the profiles of artists you follow. There is then the search section which showcases different genres, radio stations, curated playlists, charts, podcasts, audiobooks, live events, etc. Only after you scroll past those sections do you get further recommendations from the app’s pre-made playlists. Whether it be you ‘Recently Played’, your ‘Top Mixes’, or the ‘Made For’ section, which curates music to your own listening activity. The home screen greets you with content centered around yourself, the user. When you open the Spotify app, there are three tabs at the bottom: ‘Home’, ‘Search’, and ‘Your Library’. While the layout may be considered too subjective to compare the two, I believe that it can make or break an app. All in all pricing-wise, because they have a wider variety of payment plans, I believe that Spotify wins this round. Additionally, Spotify’s student plan is one dollar cheaper than Apple Music’s $4.99 per month vs $5.99 per month respectively.Īpple Music, however, does offer a family plan for $14.99 for 6 accounts while Spotify offers the same deal for $15.99. Spotify also offers a joint “Duo” subscription plan for $12.99 per month for two accounts, a plan that Apple Music does not offer.
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And while the features of Spotify’s free version are far more limited, the option is available. But Spotify also offers a free version whereas Apple Music does not. Starting with pricing, both Apple Music and Spotify Premium have the same price of $9.99 per month, making them equally priced for ad-free listening. So that begs the question: which app is the better option? Soundcloud, Amazon Music, and even Pandora are all apps that provide a well-rounded selection of music, but the two most popular in my mind are Spotify and Apple Music. Still, despite its numbers, Apple Music hasn’t seemed to sway everyone just yet, and Apple is apparently looking to make a better impression the second time around.In this day and age, pretty much the only way to listen to music is through streaming apps. Spotify has some 30 million paying subscribers (out of 75 million overall users), although they had a several-year head start on streaming music over Apple Music. Apple Music should also see updates via iTunes and assumedly also Android, although it sounds like iOS may see the biggest overhaul in approach.
Lastly, lyrics are said to be a large focus of the overhauled Apple Music, with labels being persuaded to implement them and a “good amount” of songs expected to have them at launch, according to a source. We should also see more 3D Touch shortcuts and more focus on sharing functionality, although other features like Connect and the Beats 1 radio station should be relatively unchanged. The report also claims that the “New” tab will be replaced by a “Browse” section that’s a bit more organized, and that the “For You” tab will be improved and enhanced.
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It’ll also more prominently use Apple’s San Francisco font, now the system font for both iOS 9 and Mac OS X, and hopefully be easier to navigate. Says Gurman, the app will take on a “simpler design that emphasises black and white backgrounds and text,” but also blows up album artwork to give it a more prominent place in the interface.
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