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Music app screenshots that lead with what’s new

New, now, just added, introducing. Screenshots can change with each release, so they are one place to announce a feature to people who have not installed yet.

From the top 100 free Music apps on the US App Store, read on October 9, 2026. Screenshots are the developers’ own, shown from Apple’s servers with a link to each app.

The numbers

Apps that do it
3% 3 of 100
Screenshots that do it
1% 3 of 550
The top ten
0 of 10 against 3 of the other 90

3 of the 550 Music screenshots read (1%) do this, across 3 of the top 100 apps (3%). 0 of the top ten do it (0%), against 3 of the other 90 (3%): the top ten do it about as often as the rest. Of the 23 categories read so far, Music is 12th for this. It is most common in Shopping (15% of apps) and least common in Weather (0%).

All 3 examples from the chart.

Every one of the Music app screenshots that lead with what’s new on the chart, the highest app first.

JBL One App Store screenshot 1, headline “NEW ARRIVAL”. Leads with what is new.
JBL One#32 in Music · screenshot 1“NEW ARRIVAL”
Reverse Audio: Sing Challenge App Store screenshot 3, headline “Explore Top Trending Now”. Leads with what is new.
Reverse Audio: Sing Challenge#35 in Music · screenshot 3“Explore Top Trending Now”
StarMaker-Sing Karaoke Songs App Store screenshot 3, headline “NEW SONGS KEEP UPDATING”. Leads with what is new.
StarMaker-Sing Karaoke Songs#43 in Music · screenshot 3“NEW SONGS KEEP UPDATING”

All 3 on the wall

Real headline examples, word for word.

The words on all 3 that carry any, as each app wrote them.

  • “NEW ARRIVAL”JBL One · #32 · screenshot 1
  • “Explore Top Trending Now”Reverse Audio: Sing Challenge · #35 · screenshot 3
  • “NEW SONGS KEEP UPDATING”StarMaker-Sing Karaoke Songs · #43 · screenshot 3

Top ten Music apps that do it.

None of the top ten do. The highest app on the chart that does is JBL One, at #32.

The same tactic in other categories.

CategoryApps that do itScreenshotsTop ten
Shopping15% 15 of 1003% 17 of 5620 of 10
Games10% 10 of 1002% 10 of 5672 of 10
Entertainment9% 9 of 1002% 11 of 5441 of 10
News8% 8 of 982% 8 of 5170 of 10
Photo & Video7% 7 of 1001% 7 of 5660 of 10
Lifestyle6% 6 of 1001% 6 of 5560 of 10
Sports6% 6 of 1001% 7 of 5582 of 10
Utilities6% 6 of 1001% 6 of 5490 of 10
Education5% 5 of 1001% 6 of 5551 of 10
Food & Drink5% 5 of 1001% 5 of 5400 of 10
Productivity3% 3 of 991% 3 of 5510 of 10
Business3% 3 of 1001% 3 of 5541 of 10
Medical3% 3 of 1001% 3 of 5480 of 10
Music3% 3 of 1001% 3 of 5500 of 10
Travel3% 3 of 1001% 4 of 5611 of 10
Navigation2% 2 of 99under 1% 2 of 5660 of 10
Developer Tools2% 2 of 100under 1% 2 of 5070 of 10
Reference2% 2 of 100under 1% 2 of 5660 of 10
Social Networking2% 2 of 100under 1% 2 of 5540 of 10
Graphics & Design1% 1 of 99under 1% 1 of 5640 of 10
Finance1% 1 of 100under 1% 1 of 5811 of 10
Health & Fitness1% 1 of 100under 1% 1 of 5741 of 10
Weather0% 0 of 1000% 0 of 5550 of 10

Often on the same screenshot

More in meaning

Questions, answered from the chart.

How many top Music apps have App Store screenshots that lead with what’s new?
3 of the top 100 Music apps (3%) have at least one, and 3 of their 550 screenshots (1%) do it. Counted from the US App Store’s top free chart on October 9, 2026.
Which Music apps have App Store screenshots that lead with what’s new?
None of the top ten do. The highest on the chart: JBL One (#32), Reverse Audio: Sing Challenge (#35) and StarMaker-Sing Karaoke Songs (#43).
Should my Music app have App Store screenshots that lead with what’s new?
The chart shows who does it, not whether it would work for your app. 0 of the top ten Music apps do it (0%), against 3 of the other 90 (3%), so the top ten do it about as often as the rest. Ten apps is a small group, so read that as a description of this chart and not as a rule.

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