A new Apple Music feature will make it easier for you to discover more music you'll love.
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There's a cool new feature coming to Apple Music when iOS 17 launches later this year, and if you're using the beta, you can start accessing it starting today. The new "Song Credits" feature gives you more information about the music you're listening to and makes it easier to find more music featuring the same people.
Credits are the information that tells us who created a particular piece of music: the artists who played on it, the lyricists, the composers, the producer, and so on. Now, Apple Music will tell us all of this information, and we'll be able to click on a specific collaborator's name to see more of work .
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Not only is this a nice boost to the creators' ego, but it's also a great way to find new tunes. Song Credits was first announced at the WWDC 2023 keynote, where it was revealed that Apple Music would be getting six new features in a free update.
Information source: techradar.com
