Users will have the opportunity to transfer their music libraries from Google Play Music to You. Tube Music in that timeframe.
What happened to Google Play Music?
Google discontinued Play Music to replace it with a new music streaming service called You, and tube music., you Tube is owned by Google, so the new app is essentially a new, updated and rebranded version of Google Play Music., you Tube music will be free to use, but there will also be a premium subscription for £9.99/$9.99. Ask and you shall receive.
Google is cutting down on the number of platforms, allowing users to easily choose their default streaming option. It made no sense that you had Play Music and You, and tube music. So, understandably, the company decided to bring all the Play Music features to You, and tube music. In order to ease the transition between the new and the old platform.
Google will be migrating paid Play Music users to You. Tube Music and all their content will be moved as well. Google has confirmed that by October this year, its Play Music service will be shut down.
What are the best alternatives to Google Play Music?
Soundcloud is one of the glaring alternatives of Google play music. The app is lightweight, free, yet it is a complete package of features and offers some paid features as extras to the users., sound Cloud is a huge collection of songs from small, independent, and underground singers.
Can I still use Google Play Music?
Users will no longer be able to stream from or use the Google Play Music app. By the end of October, if you haven’t migrated your Google Play Music library to You. Tube Music, Google will automatically cancel your subscription at the end of your billing cycle.
Starting mid-August, the Music store on Google Play will gradually begin to shut down for members and you will no longer be able to make music purchases or pre-orders. You will be able to transfer all your existing music purchases (up to 100K songs) to You. Tube Music using the transfer tool.