The latest update for Apple Music on Android brings some much needed bug fixes. Version 0.9.11 resolves a playback issue that could result in songs skipping over the first two seconds of the music. Another fix introduced in the update remedies issues with albums appearing in an “unexpected order” when added to a playlist.
If you’ve been meaning to try Apple Music on Android, your device needs to run on Android 4.3 Jelly Bean or higher. The app is free for download on Google Play but you’ll need to be a subscriber to use the streaming service. It costs per month $9.99 for individual use or $14.99 for families and you get a 90-day free trial run.
Source: Cult of Mac