Apple Debuts 'This Week on Apple Music' With Weekly Highlights
Apple today introduced a new Apple Music feature called This Week on Apple Music, which is designed to provide a break down of the five biggest things happening across Apple Music each week.
Apple says that it will provide highlighted stories with album suggestions, playlists, videos, radio episodes, interviews, and more.
Today's recommendations include the BTS: Butter Dance Party playlist, an interview with Jennifer Lopez, a short film, and several radio episodes.
This Week on Apple Music content can be accessed using the Apple Music app on
iPhone,
iPad, Mac, and
Apple TV.
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(resting forehead in palms and sighing) Oh Apple. So hip, and yet so not.
Oh no...wait...
they have plenty of good recommendations