DeepMusic

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.

2.7.0 brings artists and your Home Screen to life: motion artwork and custom logos on artist pages, an all-new iOS 27 portrait poster playback widget, and the return of deep blur and kinetic lyrics on Mac — plus faster artwork that saves data, and steadier queue recovery and search playback. - New: A portrait extra-large playback widget for iOS 27 — a poster-style layout pairing a full-bleed cover with the track name and playback controls, turning your Home Screen into a music poster. - New: Artist pages show motion artwork, with the hero image flowing gently to the music; artists with a custom logo display it in place of the plain text name, cached and prefetched so it appears instantly. - New: Deep-blur backgrounds and the line-by-line kinetic ripple return to lyrics on Mac, matching the iOS look. - New: Checking for updates manually in Settings now gives brief feedback — up to date, or try again later, at a glance. - Improved: Artwork loading reuses the local cache first and trims queued network requests, so Home and detail pages show images faster while using less data. - Improved: When launch artwork exceeds its budget, Home shows what's already loaded instead of waiting; the icon style setting moves into Appearance management to keep related settings together. - Fixed: Queue restoration and search playback are further hardened — device-library songs and search results hand off to playback more reliably. - Fixed: Landscape Cover Flow content is no longer covered by the tab bar, and covers stay sharp. - Fixed: A failed community-lyrics lookup now falls back cleanly to the no-lyrics layout, and malformed lyric data no longer crashes. - Fixed: The update sheet only appears when a newer App Store version exists; diagnostic logs export safely on Mac. - Note: Thanks for using DeepMusic — questions or ideas? Write to leavestyle101@gmail.com and we'll keep polishing the listening experience.

2.6.0 is fully adapted for iOS 27: a redesigned tab bar, customizable Now Playing backgrounds, and a round of polish throughout. - Adapted: The new iOS 27 tab bar — For You, Playlists, Albums, Artists, Search, and Settings now share one set of configurable tabs, with up to five visible at once; your custom ordering and hidden tabs carry over seamlessly after the system upgrade. - Adapted: Retired the link pre-check deprecated in iOS 27, so opening Apple Music and App Store pages is more direct. - New: Customize Now Playing backgrounds — switch freely between Classic, Flowing Light, and wallpaper themes with smoother transitions. - New: A quick-settings panel on Now Playing for on-the-spot appearance tweaks; it remembers the tab you left off on. - New: A refreshed Settings page — the icon palette, language, and rating entries are rearranged, with cleaner layouts on iPad and Mac. - New: Import playlists and artwork you created on-device. - Improved: Lyrics loading gains a community-lyrics fallback, so more songs show their lyrics. - Improved: The library zooms in portrait, with a smoother, safer back gesture. - Improved: Faster detail-page transitions and artwork decoding; long lyrics scroll more smoothly and use less power. - Fixed: missing local album artwork, lyrics glow settings not applying, and occasional queue-restoration glitches. - Note: Thanks for using DeepMusic — questions or ideas? Write to leavestyle101@gmail.com and we'll keep polishing the listening experience.

2.5.0 reworks the playback queue and the Now Playing experience: a new queue sheet with progressive shuffle, wallpaper backgrounds tinted by the artwork, snappier skipping, and more dependable cold-start recovery. - New: A playback queue sheet — see and jump to upcoming songs and switch between in-order and shuffled with one tap; repeat and play order are now separate controls. - New: Shuffle on large playlists is now progressive — music starts the moment you tap Shuffle while the rest finishes shuffling in the background; tap Shuffle again to hop between unplayed songs without reshuffling. - New: Now Playing gains a Flowing Light wallpaper background colored by the current artwork, with smoother transitions and a subtle grain; switch freely between Flowing Light and Classic modes. - New: Artist pages add an albums view with name and release-date sorting, and the first launch now opens with an all-new celebration animation you can replay in Settings. - Improved: Queues now survive cold starts in full — even huge playlists restore their queue and position after relaunching the app or restarting your device. - Improved: Manual previous/next feels more responsive — rapid taps are never dropped and no longer pause playback by accident. - Improved: For You defaults to a compact grid so you see more at a glance, and detail pages and background rendering got faster. - Fixed: Widgets refresh lyrics and playback state more reliably after long stretches in the background. - Fixed: Artwork no longer flickers to a placeholder when switching stations or queues, keeps its identity under Flowing Light backgrounds, and text on vivid backgrounds reads better. - Fixed: Unready play buttons are dimmed instead of spinning forever; detail pages keep your saved sorting when restored from cache; tapping next after a queue round finishes works again. - Tip: Thank you for using DeepMusic. For questions or feedback, email leavestyle101@gmail.com as we keep refining the listening experience.