Starlight Music Life Sim Downloads & RevenueStarlight Music Life Sim · App Store
57 days old
Starlight Music Life Sim is #76 in Games › Music Grossing in United States and charting in 4 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 9 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperEvans ONUOHA
CategoryGames
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 3.5 (19)
Version1.6.0
Age rating4+
First seen by us
24 Sep 2026
24 Sep 2026Installs (est.)1k+ worldwide
Starlight Music Life Sim update history & changes
Last change · 15 events since 13 Sep 2026Full timeline ↓📦Updated to version 1.6.0📦Updated to version 1.5.5📈Entered the top 10📈Entered the top 100🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 15 events
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim updated to version 1.6.0Consultez la carte « Nouveautés » dans le menu principal du jeu.
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim updated to version 1.5.5Check The In-game What's New Card In The Main Menu
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim updated to version 1.5.1THE LUXURY UPDATE
This is the big one. Twenty-two luxury houses with their own shops, a garage, a sale night twice a year, a merch business that runs like a real one, and a new Legacy room.
- Twenty-two houses each have their own shop. The catalogue went from 67 items to 220, and every single one has a photograph instead of a coloured tile.
- The Garage. Fourteen cars, from a $28,000 first set of keys to a coachbuilt one-off.
- Money isn't always enough. Some things the maker picks the owner for, some need a waiting list, some need a friendship. The card tells you which before you tap anything.
- You can finance almost anything. That's a weekly bill that doesn't care what kind of year you're having, and if you stop paying it gets taken back.
- Somebody with a camera is outside. What you actually own gets photographed, and the cheap one is often the one in the picture.
- The same photograph means two different things. If you make rap, hip hop, afrobeats or pop, visible money is the product. If you make rock, metal or gospel, it reads as somebody who stopped being hungry.
- Sale Night. Two weeks a year, in one city, with a real room and real seats. You can bid past what's in your account, and that's how people get hurt.
- Houses invent things. Each of the 22 makes 3 new products over a dynasty, 66 in all. Finishing a house's collection is no longer the end of that house.
- Clothing and hospitality are their own shelves: a bar, a restaurant, a club, a hotel floor. Those are businesses, and a business can lose money.
- Your merch shop went from 16 blanks to 44 products, with dated drops, pre orders, a website, pop up shops, flagship stores and a warehouse on every continent.
- Billboard has an All Time book. Twenty one records, each naming the act, the release and the week it was set.
- Legacy is a new tab with a room behind it, laying out what you actually did.
- The lifestyle charge card is a revolving credit card on three tiers. Crossing a number no longer hands you one. You apply, and the bank reads the file.
- The audience log. Every fan in and every fan out, with the reason written beside it. There are 21 ways to lose them and 40 places that add them, and all of it was invisible before.
- Cover art can be changed. Picking the wrong photo is no longer permanent.
- Promoters and brands get three weeks to answer a tour announcement, and offers come in week by week instead of all at once.
- 1,616 descriptions were rewritten across 182 screens, so every one says what the screen is for and what it costs you.
Plus the fixes, including the big one: on some phones the app opened and every save slot was empty. Nothing was ever lost. The save had grown too big for the phone to read in one go, and it loads in pieces now.… more - 📦Starlight Music Life Sim: now updating weekly4 updates in 30 days, after a quiet two months
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim updated to version 1.5.0THE LUXURY UPDATE
This is the big one. Twenty-two luxury houses with their own shops, a garage, a sale night twice a year, a merch business that runs like a real one, and a new Legacy room.
- Twenty-two houses each have their own shop. The catalogue went from 67 items to 220, and every single one has a photograph instead of a coloured tile.
- The Garage. Fourteen cars, from a $28,000 first set of keys to a coachbuilt one-off.
- Money isn't always enough. Some things the maker picks the owner for, some need a waiting list, some need a friendship. The card tells you which before you tap anything.
- You can finance almost anything. That's a weekly bill that doesn't care what kind of year you're having, and if you stop paying it gets taken back.
- Somebody with a camera is outside. What you actually own gets photographed, and the cheap one is often the one in the picture.
- The same photograph means two different things. If you make rap, hip hop, afrobeats or pop, visible money is the product. If you make rock, metal or gospel, it reads as somebody who stopped being hungry.
- Sale Night. Two weeks a year, in one city, with a real room and real seats. You can bid past what's in your account, and that's how people get hurt.
- Houses invent things. Each of the 22 makes 3 new products over a dynasty, 66 in all. Finishing a house's collection is no longer the end of that house.
- Clothing and hospitality are their own shelves: a bar, a restaurant, a club, a hotel floor. Those are businesses, and a business can lose money.
- Your merch shop went from 16 blanks to 44 products, with dated drops, pre orders, a website, pop up shops, flagship stores and a warehouse on every continent.
- Billboard has an All Time book. Twenty one records, each naming the act, the release and the week it was set.
- Legacy is a new tab with a room behind it, laying out what you actually did.
- The lifestyle charge card is a revolving credit card on three tiers. Crossing a number no longer hands you one. You apply, and the bank reads the file.
- The audience log. Every fan in and every fan out, with the reason written beside it. There are 21 ways to lose them and 40 places that add them, and all of it was invisible before.
- Cover art can be changed. Picking the wrong photo is no longer permanent.
- Promoters and brands get three weeks to answer a tour announcement, and offers come in week by week instead of all at once.
- 1,616 descriptions were rewritten across 182 screens, so every one says what the screen is for and what it costs you.
Plus the fixes, including the big one: on some phones the app opened and every save slot was empty. Nothing was ever lost. The save had grown too big for the phone to read in one go, and it loads in pieces now.… more - 📈Starlight Music Life Sim entered the top 10Top Grossing · Music · IN
- 📈Starlight Music Life Sim entered the top 100Top Free · Music · IN
- 📈Starlight Music Life Sim charting in a new countryIndia
- 📈Starlight Music Life Sim entered the top 100 in 2 chartsTop Free · Music · FR · Top Free · Music · IT
- 📈Starlight Music Life Sim entered the top 100 in 2 chartsTop Grossing · Music · AU · Top Grossing · Music · CA
- 📈Starlight Music Life Sim charting in a new country in 2 chartsAustralia · Canada
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim updated to version 1.0.11check the game for the update notes
- 🆕Starlight Music Life Sim first spotted by AppInsider#39 in Top Grossing · Music · Italy
- 📦Starlight Music Life Sim version 1.0No release notes
- 🆕Starlight Music Life Sim released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
Rating
3.5 ★
19 ratings
Measured
Best rank now
#76
Games › Music GrossingMeasured
New ratings a week
2
steady vs the 2 weeks before
Measured
Starlight Music Life Sim at a glance
AI summary written from our chart and store data. It can be wrong: check the numbers above.
Life Sim Realistic Modern long sessions IAP
#music #management #career #simulation #strategy #narrative
Starlight Music Life Sim on the App Store
App details
App ID
6793054775
Publisher
Evans ONUOHA
On the store since
Sep 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 15.0+
iPhone 6s and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
341 MB
Also listed in
Simulation, Music
Starlight Music Life Sim downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
How this is calculated
Apple publishes no download counts. App Store downloads come from chart positions and daily rating growth per country, calibrated on Google Play install counts; lifetime installs from ratings worldwide × installs per rating. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where Starlight Music Life Sim's downloads come from Modelled
Last 30 days: organic search, browsing the store, features and paid ads.
Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
Stickiness (DAU / MAU)
how many monthly users open it on a given day
How this is calculated
Monthly users come from lifetime installs across every store, fitted on monthly active user figures companies publish; daily users = monthly × the typical daily/monthly ratio for the category. Confidence is the chance the real number is within half to double ours.
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| United States | Games › MusicGrossing | #76 |
 France | Games › MusicGrossing | #33 |
 India | Games › MusicGrossing | #30 |
 Australia | Games › MusicGrossing | #87 |
| Australia | Games › MusicFree | #180 |
Apps near Starlight Music Life Sim on the chart
Games › Music Grossing, around #76.
Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
3.5 ★
19 ratings
Measured
Ratings
19
Measured
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisNew ratings a week
2
steady vs the 2 weeks before
Written reviews a week
under 1
US App Store
Lifetime rating
3.8★
recent stars not readable yet: new ratings are a tiny share of the total
Review momentum
57/100
faster than 62% of Games apps
Review momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
What users say about Starlight Music Life Sim
From the 7 most recent App Store reviews in the US.
Users appreciate the game's depth and realism as a music career simulator but criticize its punishing difficulty and lack of forgiveness for financial mistakes. Complaints focus on unrealistic fan loss mechanics, bugs, and poor developer support regarding refunds or criticism.
Mixed but leaning positive (57% of recent reviews give 4–5 stars). People like it for being fun. Recent reviews are more negative than earlier ones.
What people like
- Fun: “I’ve just started playing it but I’m really enjoying the game so far”
About Starlight Music Life Sim
Nobody is waiting for your first song.
You have a name, a hometown, and a genre you'd bleed for. That's the whole inventory. No fans. No skills. No money. The charts are already full of people who got there first, and not one of them is moving over for you.
So take it from them.
• MAKE SOMETHING WORTH HEARING
Write the lyrics. Cut the vocal. Build the beat. Sit with a track at 3am deciding whether it's the single or the skip. Upgrade the studio one room at a time and actually hear the difference. Then sequence an album — and know that the second you release it, the running order is frozen forever.
• BET EVERYTHING ON A TUESDAY
Pick the week. Pick the platforms. Buy the promo slots. Go exclusive, or go wide and pray. Then hit release and find out if anyone was listening.
Some records detonate. Some vanish by Sunday. Both of them are yours.
• READ THE FINE PRINT OR PAY FOR IT
Ten labels want a piece, and every one of them buries something in the contract. Negotiate clause by clause. Hire a lawyer good enough to notice — a cheap firm won't even tell you what you signed.
Miss an obligation and you get a notice. Ignore the notice and you get sued. Lose in court and they garnish the money you already spent.
• THE CHARTS DO NOT CARE WHO YOU ARE
You don't get placed on the Hot 100. You beat somebody off it. Streams bank country by country. Radio programmers decide if you get spins. Critics review your album — and everyone else's — and their verdicts follow you all the way to awards night, where you sit in the room and watch someone else's name get read out.
Or yours.
• GET IN THE VAN
Route the tour city by city. Book the venues, hire the crew, price the merch, split the door with a promoter who's done this longer than you have. Build a setlist that sends the crowd home talking — because word of mouth sells tickets in the next town before you've even packed the truck.
Then read the boxscore and see what it really cost.
• A WORLD THAT MOVES WITHOUT YOU
Rivals drop albums the week you were going to. Executives get fired and take your deal with them. Festivals rise and flop. Trends turn over whether you followed them or not.
And in the middle of it: hundreds of people who remember exactly how you treated them. Every favour, every snub, every night you didn't show up.
• THE MONEY IS NEVER SAFE
Catalogues age. Old songs fade unless you keep them breathing — sync placements, remixes, re-records, reissues. Meanwhile the taxes land, the commissions come off the top, the loan is still due, and one bad year can end with your masters sold to somebody else's company.
• UNDER THE HOOD
600 rival artists running real careers of their own. 14 genres. 11 skills. 10 career tiers, from bedroom artist upward. 10 record labels and 90+ named executives who remember what you did to them. 58 brands across 13 exclusivity shelves. 30 producers selling beats. 10 radio stations. 15 world festivals. 7 awards shows and 10 critics who cannot be bought. 26 certification b
You have a name, a hometown, and a genre you'd bleed for. That's the whole inventory. No fans. No skills. No money. The charts are already full of people who got there first, and not one of them is moving over for you.
So take it from them.
• MAKE SOMETHING WORTH HEARING
Write the lyrics. Cut the vocal. Build the beat. Sit with a track at 3am deciding whether it's the single or the skip. Upgrade the studio one room at a time and actually hear the difference. Then sequence an album — and know that the second you release it, the running order is frozen forever.
• BET EVERYTHING ON A TUESDAY
Pick the week. Pick the platforms. Buy the promo slots. Go exclusive, or go wide and pray. Then hit release and find out if anyone was listening.
Some records detonate. Some vanish by Sunday. Both of them are yours.
• READ THE FINE PRINT OR PAY FOR IT
Ten labels want a piece, and every one of them buries something in the contract. Negotiate clause by clause. Hire a lawyer good enough to notice — a cheap firm won't even tell you what you signed.
Miss an obligation and you get a notice. Ignore the notice and you get sued. Lose in court and they garnish the money you already spent.
• THE CHARTS DO NOT CARE WHO YOU ARE
You don't get placed on the Hot 100. You beat somebody off it. Streams bank country by country. Radio programmers decide if you get spins. Critics review your album — and everyone else's — and their verdicts follow you all the way to awards night, where you sit in the room and watch someone else's name get read out.
Or yours.
• GET IN THE VAN
Route the tour city by city. Book the venues, hire the crew, price the merch, split the door with a promoter who's done this longer than you have. Build a setlist that sends the crowd home talking — because word of mouth sells tickets in the next town before you've even packed the truck.
Then read the boxscore and see what it really cost.
• A WORLD THAT MOVES WITHOUT YOU
Rivals drop albums the week you were going to. Executives get fired and take your deal with them. Festivals rise and flop. Trends turn over whether you followed them or not.
And in the middle of it: hundreds of people who remember exactly how you treated them. Every favour, every snub, every night you didn't show up.
• THE MONEY IS NEVER SAFE
Catalogues age. Old songs fade unless you keep them breathing — sync placements, remixes, re-records, reissues. Meanwhile the taxes land, the commissions come off the top, the loan is still due, and one bad year can end with your masters sold to somebody else's company.
• UNDER THE HOOD
600 rival artists running real careers of their own. 14 genres. 11 skills. 10 career tiers, from bedroom artist upward. 10 record labels and 90+ named executives who remember what you did to them. 58 brands across 13 exclusivity shelves. 30 producers selling beats. 10 radio stations. 15 world festivals. 7 awards shows and 10 critics who cannot be bought. 26 certification b
Latest updates
1.6.0
Consultez la carte « Nouveautés » dans le menu principal du jeu.
1.5.5
Check The In-game What's New Card In The Main Menu
1.5.1
THE LUXURY UPDATE
This is the big one. Twenty-two luxury houses with their own shops, a garage, a sale night twice a year, a merch business that runs like a real one, and a new Legacy room.
- Twenty-two houses each have their own shop. The catalogue went from 67 items to 220, and every single one has a photograph instead of a coloured tile.
- The Garage. Fourteen cars, from a $28,000 first set of keys to a coachbuilt one-off.
- Money isn't always enough. Some things the maker picks the owner for, some need a waiting list, some need a friendship. The card tells you which before you tap anything.
- You can finance almost anything. That's a weekly bill that doesn't care what kind of year you're having, and if you stop paying it gets taken back.
- Somebody with a camera is outside. What you actually own gets photographed, and the cheap one is often the one in the picture.
- The same photograph means two different things. If you make rap, hip hop, afrobeats or pop, visible money is the product. If you make rock, metal or gospel, it reads as somebody who stopped being hungry.
- Sale Night. Two weeks a year, in one city, with a real room and real seats. You can bid past what's in your account, and that's how people get hurt.
- Houses invent things. Each of the 22 makes 3 new products over a dynasty, 66 in all. Finishing a house's collection is no longer the end of that house.
- Clothing and hospitality are their own shelves: a bar, a restaurant, a club, a hotel floor. Those are businesses, and a business can lose money.
- Your merch shop went from 16 blanks to 44 products, with dated drops, pre orders, a website, pop up shops, flagship stores and a warehouse on every continent.
- Billboard has an All Time book. Twenty one records, each naming the act, the release and the week it was set.
- Legacy is a new tab with a room behind it, laying out what you actually did.
- The lifestyle charge card is a revolving credit card on three tiers. Crossing a number no longer hands you one. You apply, and the bank reads the file.
- The audience log. Every fan in and every fan out, with the reason written beside it. There are 21 ways to lose them and 40 places that add them, and all of it was invisible before.
- Cover art can be changed. Picking the wrong photo is no longer permanent.
- Promoters and brands get three weeks to answer a tour announcement, and offers come in week by week instead of all at once.
- 1,616 descriptions were rewritten across 182 screens, so every one says what the screen is for and what it costs you.
Plus the fixes, including the big one: on some phones the app opened and every save slot was empty. Nothing was ever lost. The save had grown too big for the phone to read in one go, and it loads in pieces now.