Updated on April 29, 2026. In the App Store and Xiaomi App Store pages we checked, Qishui Music includes a public update note about fixing known issues and improving playback experience. Store notes like this are brief, so the practical question is what users should check before and after updating.
Update from a verified source first
iPhone users should update through the App Store. Android users should use a store page where package name com.luna.music, developer, version, and update date can be checked. Do not treat mirror-page titles such as "latest fixed build" as evidence, and do not replace store updates with modified APKs.
Test more than one song
After updating, test three types of tracks: one recommendation, one song you search manually, and one saved or playlist track. If only one song fails, the issue may be track rights, region, or source status. If everything fails, continue with network, permissions, cache, and source checks.
Check network and cache before reinstalling
Playback stutter is not always a version problem. Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data, confirm other apps can load normally, and review battery saver or data restrictions. On Android, clear temporary cache from app settings if needed. On iPhone, use app storage options if available, or reinstall from the App Store only after confirming you can sign in again.
Overseas users should separate network from rights
Outside restricted networks, playback issues can involve network, account, region, and music rights. Updating the app may help with compatibility or playback behavior, but it does not bypass regional availability rules. Read the overseas usage guide if this applies to you.
When reinstalling makes sense
Reinstall only after network, version, permissions, and cache checks do not help. Start from the Qishui Music download page or a verified store entry. For the full troubleshooting order, use the music not playing guide.