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Apple Music reveals rebrand featuring a logo created with sound

The refreshed identity will reach users with iOS 27.2, following earlier changes to the service’s app icon.

By Priya Ramanathan

Sound waves illustrated beside a musical note
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Apple Music has unveiled a visual overhaul centered on a logo that Apple says was created using sound. The company released a video documenting the design process, crediting collaboration with Fred again.. and NEST Acoustics.

Apple says the team used a physical process to produce the logo and filmed it entirely in camera. The service’s official X account shared details of the work, presenting the design as a visual expression of music.

A replacement app icon and other interface changes in iOS 27.2 had provided an earlier indication of the rebrand. Users will see the updated Apple Music identity when that software version launches.

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