You can also switch partway through, which is a great feature. Videos also have great prominence in the app as well as the browser, and when you select a song in the app you'll often be able to select whether you want to listen to the song or watch the video. Whether you're using the web version or the mobile app, music you imported from Google Play is available in both. The Library tab serves up playlists as well as any imported music you brought over from Google Play Music and any music you have on your mobile device. Home is a mixture of everything, Explore lets you easily find new music, like new releases, as well as dive into moods or genres. It's based around three tabs, Home, Explore and Library. It updates to provide recommendations based on your listening habits but is also location-aware and can offer some music choices to match what you might be doing. Since Play Music is going away, my hope is that Youtube Music will be able to take its place - otherwise I will have to start all over with a new platform, which I would prefer to avoid.The home screen, whether you're using the app or the web player, is always changing. Similarly if I create a playlist on one device it is automatically available on all of my other ones. This is a fair question, one I ought to have originally addressed! The reason is that it makes synchronization simple: every time I add a new song or album to my Play Music library (which I usually do from my home desktop computer) it is automatically available not only on my phone (where I can download it to keep available offline) and on my work desktop computer. ) says that "paying members" will be able to download music for offline listening.ĭoes that mean that I won't be able to download my own music to my device without paying for the privilege?ĮDITED TO ADD: A few people have asked, in the comments, why I even want to bother with a cloud-based music platform, if I plan on always having my music locally stored. Will I be able to do the same thing with YouTube Music? All of the information I have read online (for example official blog To this end I have my entire Play Music library downloaded onto an external SD card on my phone.
I also am often in places without reliable WiFi and I don't like to use data for streaming audio, so I prefer to have my entire library stored locally. I am possibly an atypical user - my entire Play Music library is music that I ripped from CDs and uploaded to my account. I just received an email notification that Google Play Music would be discontinued later this year, and instructing me to transfer my library over to YouTube Music (I haven't done this yet).
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