### Apple Music’s WWDC25 Playlists: Setting the Atmosphere for Innovation
As excitement grows for WWDC25, Apple has unveiled a collection of specially curated playlists on Apple Music aimed at amplifying the buzz of the forthcoming event. Following the launch of the WWDC25 Hello playlist, three more playlists have been released, each representing a distinct musical theme that resonates with the innovative essence of Apple’s yearly developer conference.
#### Aesthetic and Design
The artwork for each playlist showcases minimalist icon designs, suggesting a potential upcoming system-wide user interface refresh in iOS 26 and beyond. The visuals feature a see-through power button, a radiant sun, and a frosted piano key pattern, establishing a visual link to the themes of innovation and creativity that are pivotal to WWDC.
#### Playlist Highlights
Each of the three latest playlists comprises 20 tracks, with a total duration varying between one hour and one and a half hours. Here’s a more detailed look at each playlist:
1. **[WWDC25 Power Up](https://apple.co/4l2Hrbv)**: This playlist stands out as the most vibrant of the trio, featuring high-energy songs from well-known artists such as ROSÉ & Bruno Mars, Charli XCX, Lady Gaga, and Lorde. It encapsulates the spirit of summer festivals with its synth-based, adrenaline-charged sound.
2. **[WWDC25 Sunshine](https://apple.co/43MRBpC)**: Grounded in Afrobeats, dancehall, and island soul, this playlist features tracks from Wizkid, Tems, Oxlade, and Fireboy DML. It delivers a lively and uplifting listening experience, ideal for those wishing to bask in sunny vibes.
3. **[WWDC25 Jazz](https://apple.co/43SgKiO)**: Perfect for those late-night programming sessions, this playlist offers a fulfilling array of jazz tracks. Highlighting artists like BADBADNOTGOOD, Robert Glasper, Amanda Whiting, and Arooj Aftab, it cultivates an atmosphere that encourages creativity and concentration.
#### Subscription Information
To enjoy these playlists, users need an active Apple Music subscription, which costs $10.99 per month, along with a one-month free trial for new subscribers.
As WWDC25 draws near, these playlists not only act as a soundtrack for the event but also embody Apple’s dedication to merging technology with culture and creativity.
