Enhance your music listening experience with dynamic lyrics that sync with your songs. Customize themes, layouts, and even use your own photos as backdrops. Enjoy a seamless experience across multiple Apple devices with home screen widgets.
2.8.0
October 9, 2026
2.8.0 makes your library whole without a subscription: on-device albums, playlists, artists and their detail pages all work with no Apple Music subscription, and imported songs now read their system lyrics — plus a default four-second crossfade and larger landscape controls. - New: Your library, subscription or not — on-device albums, playlists, artists and artist detail pages all work without an Apple Music subscription; playlists containing imported songs refresh automatically as your library changes, and unsubscribed local artists still show their official portraits. - New: Songs you imported or uploaded now read their system lyrics — timed lyrics highlight word by word as always, and untimed plain text is presented as calm static reading. - New: Playback on iPhone and iPad now applies a four-second crossfade by default, so supported albums and playlists move between tracks smoothly. - Improved: Landscape playback controls are larger and evenly spaced; song titles are bold and artist names rest in a quieter secondary color, while main lyrics default to a larger, bolder type that reads well out of the box. - Improved: Photo backgrounds keep the cover's hue, with a readability veil applied only when needed and contrast budgeted separately for small text and the progress bar; landscape detail pages no longer blur at the scroll edge. - Improved: Search pagination, lyric line lookup and artwork loading repeat far less work, and landscape Cover Flow scrolling is lighter on battery and data; Apple Music subscription management moves to the top of Settings. - Fixed: Cloud artist detail pages render again for subscribers, and lists revalidate automatically when library access changes. - Fixed: Tapping a search result on iPhone or iPad no longer leaves search unexpectedly — results and context stay put. - Fixed: Lyric transitions move as smooth staggered springs, the lyrics panel switches in the same frame as the collapsing controls, and portrait lyrics always fade against the real controls position. - Fixed: When online lyrics offer only untimed plain text, the view now collapses to the no-lyrics layout instead of a wall of static text. - Note: Thanks for using DeepMusic — questions or ideas? Write to leavestyle101@gmail.com and we'll keep polishing the listening experience.
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Yes, an active Apple Music subscription is required for full playback. Free users can access 20 minutes of listening per day.
DeepMusic Pro removes the daily listening limit and unlocks all widgets. It is available as a monthly subscription ($0.99/7 days), a yearly plan, or a one-time lifetime purchase.
Yes, you can import your own photos to use as a blurred backdrop on the Now Playing screen, allowing the song to be on the surface with your memory underneath.
No, DeepMusic does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download, with optional in-app purchases for Pro features.
DeepMusic is designed for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with support for Apple Vision as well. It utilizes ProMotion 120Hz for smooth scrolling on compatible screens.
The home screen widget displays the current line of lyrics, with translations if available, and provides controls for skipping, pausing, and scrubbing without needing to open the app.
Yes, you can pick your preferred text size and alignment for the lyrics. The app also offers nine gradient themes with adjustable intensity and direction.
The latest version is 1.6.0, last updated on June 17, 2026. Updates typically include new features and improvements based on user feedback.
