Thanks! That is very cool. However with this approach I am missing two functions. First, I am using the catalog relationship using the "include" parameter to get the catalog identifier of the library artists. Is this possible with this approach, given that the Artists in the MusicItemCollection have the library identifier? I am using the catalog identifier to make a custom request to get the latest "X" amount of albums (sorted by releaseDate) directly from the API Endpoint. If I can load a collection of latest albums (instead of the lastestAlbums property), then I might not need the catalog identifier in the first place.

Hello, Thank you for your answer! I actually considered using a state variable or a published property in an observable object with a single .musicSubscriptionOffer ViewModifier, however I was worried that I am unnecessarily updating the view by updating the subscription offer options before changing the isShowingSubscriptionOffer and updating the view again. I suppose SwiftUI is smart enough to only rebuild the parts that changed, but this is why I was hesitant to using this approach. I will definitely implement it this way for now, thanks again.