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“The new Apple Music rebrand, featuring a Liquid Glass aesthetic and a behind‑the‑scenes video that showcases hands‑on craftsmanship, signals the company’s push to differentiate itself in an era dominated by AI‑generated content. By investing in a high‑profile design agency, a pop producer, and physical media experiments, Apple is reinforcing the value of human creativity to U.S. consumers who increasingly demand authenticity in brand narratives. The move also positions Apple to capitalize on the growing U.S. market for premium music services, where trust and perceived quality can drive subscription growth. Expert Analysis: This strategy underscores a broader industry shift toward experiential branding that leverages tangible craftsmanship to counter the homogenizing effect of AI. By foregrounding the creative process, Apple may set a new standard for how tech firms can maintain consumer loyalty and justify premium pricing in a crowded marketplace.”
Apple just revealed a new brand identity for Apple Music, with the expected turn to Liquid Glass. I’m not much of a fan of their new design language in general; this is where I admit that I’m still running MacOS Sequoia and have grumpy things to say about rounded corner radii and text legibility.
“It’s just a trend, it will pass, and at some point I’ll probably cave and upgrade when it starts actually affecting my ability to get work done, or more importantly get security updates. Once I adjust, I’ll stop noticing it, and life will go on.”
As such, I wouldn’t normally find an obvious rebrand like this notable, much less feel like I had much to say about it. But then I happened to catch Apple’s behind-the-scenes video in my YouTube recommendations, and I realized I did have thoughts.
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Originally reported by Ars Technica
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