Although iOS comes with a native Apple Music app, there are some third-party apps that offer even better experiences for those who subscribe to Apples streaming service. If youre an Apple Music subscriber and want to find out how to better enjoy your music library, check out some of the best iOS apps with Apple Music integration.SongCapsuleInstead of working as an alternative player to Apple Music, SongCapsule (formerly known as Next DJ) brings features that will help you rediscover your current music library. The app uses algorithms to generate smart playlists and Magic DJs which contains a mix of songs from your favorite artists and genres.Although its always a good thing to discover new songs, sometimes we have great songs in our library that end up being forgotten after some time. Thats why one of my favorite features of SongCapsule is the Forgotten Songs playlist, which does exactly what the name suggests. It brings together all your favorite songs from the past in one place.You will also find other smart playlists with the most played songs from specific artists and genres, not to mention the playlist with songs you added to your library but never played them. Playlists are automatically generated based on your Apple Music data and updated each time you open the app.SongCapsule is available on the App Store for $4.99 as a one-time purchase. The app has versions for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.SongCapsule QuizFrom the same developers as SongCapsule, SongCapsule Quiz is a game inspired by iPods Music Quiz, but now with a fresh and modern approach designed for the streaming era. As the name suggests, the player had to guess the name of the song that was playing.Once youre ready to play, just tap Start Quiz, and the game will start playing the songs. To make things more interesting, you can achieve a score of up to 1,000 points per round. The faster you choose the right song, the more points you get. The game shows you all the songs you guessed correctly with their respective points, as well as the ones you got wrong.You can share your score with your friends on social networks. But more than that, the game integrates with Apples Game Center.SongCapsule Quiz is available on the App Store. You can try it for free, although theres a Deluxe version available through a subscription or lifetime purchase.MarvisMaybe youre someone who is subscribed to Apple Music but doesnt like the official Music app. The Marvis app is a great alternative to the official Apple Music app as it brings all the features you expect to let you explore your music library by albums, playlists, genres, and more.The home screen of the app can be customized with just the sections you need and the way you want. For instance, you can choose from Recently Played songs, Most Played songs, Loved songs, Top Charts, New Releases, Radio Stations, and more to make your Home experience unique within the app.Another interesting feature of the Marvis app is a side menu that can be accessed with gestures, which is great for when you have to use the phone with just one hand. You will also find a great and intuitive interface that works both in portrait and landscape mode.Marvis is available on the App Store for $9.99 as a one-time purchase and it offers an additional integration with Last.fm that can be unlocked with a $5.99 in-app purchase. The app works with iPhone and iPad.SoorJust like Marvis, Soor is another alternative to the official Apple Music app for iOS and it also brings cool features for users who are not satisfied with the default iPhone Music app. Soors interface is highly customizable, with options to change the Home sections, set a light or dark theme, rearrange the playlists, and more.In addition to your local music library sections such as albums and playlists, you can also add For You, New Songs, Hot Tracks, and other sections directly from Apple Music. With a feature called Magic Mix, you can create Genius-like playlists with filters for artists, albums, genres, composer, play count, and others.The app also comes with multiple widgets for the iOS home screen, which is great for customizing your iPhone while also making it easier to access your favorite songs. This includes Now Playing, Magic Mix, and Music Collection widgets. It even has Cover Flow.Soor is available on the App Store for $6.99 as a one-time purchase. The app is compatible with iPhone and iPad. Dont forget to read the full Soor review here on 9to5Mac.MusicHarborApple Music doesnt provide a way to follow your favorite artists in order to track their latest and upcoming albums and songs, but MusicHarbor does just that. Instead of offering suggestions or working as an alternative player to Apple Music, MusicHarbor is built for users who know exactly who they want to follow.You just open the app, search for artists and start following them and MusicHarbor does the rest. The app brings a list of all albums released by each artist, and it also shows any upcoming content, such as singles and video clips. You can also enable push notifications to be notified whenever one of the artists you follow releases a new song.Furthermore, MusicHarbor has a button that redirects you to a web page with the latest news about the artist and a dedicated tab to show any scheduled concerts. There are also widgets, iCloud data sync, and theme options available for users.You can try MusicHarbor for free on the App Store, but some features require in-app purchases to be unlocked. You can use it on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.LongplayLongplay is also an interesting app that was introduced this year to let users rediscover their music library. Unlike all the other apps on this list, Longplay is focused on exploring entire albums and playlists that you have excluding those that youve added only some of its songs to the Apple Music library.Once you open the app, it shows only the artwork from your albums and playlists. You can rearrange the main app view by selecting only albums or playlists, or using one of the smart Sort by options. There are no extra options or anything that makes you think about where to start. All you need to do is tap into an album or playlist and start listening to it.By long pressing the albums, Longplay offers options to play it in shuffle mode or to use AirPlay. Its a fun app, and Apple Music users should give it a try.Longplay isavailable on the App Storefor $5.99 as a one-time purchase. The app has versions for iPhone, iPad, and even Apple Vision Pro.NowPlayingNowPlayinghelps you discover the stories behind the songs and albums youre listening to. You can see at a glance when the album was released, its ranking in the charts, and even how many versions of the album have been released. All in a super-pleasant interface.This is a good example of how vibrant the iOS ecosystem is. I may be completely wrong, but from past experience with Android I am pretty sure that you could maybe find only one app on Android that is similarly well designed (and with no ads!) to manage music. View all commentsMore recently, the developers launched a version of the NowPlaying app for Apple TV, which focuses exclusively on albums and encourages users to explore music as complete works rather than isolated tracks.NowPlaying is also available for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and even Apple Vision Pro. You can try the app for free, although theres a Gold version that can be unlocked through in-app purchases.Wrap-upWith these apps, you can definitely have a whole new experience with Apple Music. You can replace the official Music app or rediscover songs you dont even remember right now.Its worth mentioning that although these apps work best with an Apple Music subscription, they also work with songs purchased from the iTunes Store or synchronized from a computer to the Music app.Buy new AirPods at a discountAdd 9to5Mac to your Google News feed. FTC: We use income earning auto affiliate links. More.Youre reading 9to5Mac experts who break news about Apple and its surrounding ecosystem, day after day. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow 9to5Mac on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. Dont know where to start? Check out our exclusive stories, reviews, how-tos, and subscribe to our YouTube channel