Apple Music Introduces Selfie Sing: Record Your Own Karaoke
Apple has added a new karaoke recording capability to Apple Music in the iOS 27.3 update.

Karaoke on Your iPhone: A New Apple Music Feature
Apple is expanding its music service with an intriguing new feature called Selfie Sing, introduced in the iOS 27.3 beta. This tool allows users to record video selfies while singing along to selected tracks from the Apple Music catalogue and share their performances with friends.
This update builds directly upon Apple Music Sing, which the company originally launched in iOS 16.2. While users were previously limited to viewing lyrics and adjusting vocal levels, it is now possible to turn the entire experience into a video.
How Does Selfie Sing Work?
To use the system, you must have the latest iOS 27.3 beta installed on your device. Apple has curated a special playlist featuring global hits, including Aretha Franklin’s "Respect," Madonna’s "Like a Virgin," and Britney Spears’ "Baby One More Time."
After selecting a song, a camera icon will appear on the screen. Tapping it opens an interface that displays both your image and the song lyrics. Once recording is complete, users can process their audio with various effects, including Megaphone, Echo, Concert Hall, and Studio. The final video can be saved to the Photos app or shared directly on social media.
What You Need to Know
It is important to note that Selfie Sing does not currently work for every song. Apple has launched the feature only for specific, hand-picked tracks, though the number of supported songs is expected to grow in the future.
This tool does not require professional vocal talent. The company’s message is simple: it is all about the moment and having fun. Although the use of Animoji is not supported at this stage, the feature makes full use of the front-facing camera and the smartphone’s microphone.
For users who actively rely on Apple Music, this update offers an engaging alternative for karaoke enthusiasts. The feature further enhances social interaction within the music service. Once the final version of iOS 27.3 is officially released, Selfie Sing will be available to all owners of compatible iPhones.