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I was a subscriber reluctant to fully move over and switch to YouTube Music but did so in an attempt to ease the pain of switching ahead of the inevitable shutdown. I, like you, already miss Google Play Music. It’s really hard to let go of such an awesome music player, one that at least in terms of features was still way ahead of where YT Music is right now.

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Some of the core features like the ability to upload your offline library was really a killer addition that made it such a fantastic streaming app and endeared it to millions of hardcore fans around the globe. Unfortunately, while Google Play Music was ultimately flawed, it was still one of a kind. *YouTube Music Premium membership (see Google Play Music now double dead and even fully disabled on devices in favor of YouTube Music, if you’re simply not a fan of the replacement, you might be looking for some serious audio alternatives.

*On-demand access to over 35 million songs *The family plan, where up to six family members can enjoy Google Play Music for one low price. *Smart recommendations based on your taste *Store up to 50,000 songs from your personal music collection *Radio curated by experts for anything you want to hear Plus, subscriptions come with YouTube Music Premium membership, so you can enjoy YouTube Music ad-free, in the background, and offline.

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Subscribe to get on-demand access to millions of songs and download anything to listen even when you're not connected - or sign up for the family plan on Android to provide access for up to six family members for one low price. Bring your own music collection with you by uploading 50,000 of your own songs then listen to them across Android, iOS, and the web, for free. Instantly start radio stations based on songs, artists, or albums, or browse by genre, mood, activity, decade, and more. Google Play Music provides free, ad-supported radio for what you're doing, how you're feeling, or what you want to hear. The music service's curated playlists are especially appealing, but its lack of community can leaving you feeling disconnected from friends and musical artists.

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Google's Play Music app for Android lets you stream playlists, podcasts, and your own music on your phone. A $14.99 family plan lets you share music among five other members. Sharing is limited: With an individual plan, you can share music with others, but they see only a preview of a song. In many ways, that's an easier way to tune in than dealing with how Google Play Music handles podcasts. Mixed podcasting message: On your Android phone, you can search for a podcast and then play it right from the search results. Lacking community: Google's music service is missing many community features, such as the ability to follow a friend's activity and follow artists as you can in Spotify. With a paid subscription, you can also download albums, playlists, and radio stations to mobile devices. Upload your own music: With Google's music-uploading manager, you can transfer as many as 50,000 songs from your computer to the Google Play music cloud, which you can then stream to any device.

You can subscribe to podcasts and receive alerts when a new one is available. Podcasts: Play Music organizes podcasts by popularity and by category. (And if you download the Sound Search for Google Play widget, you can identify music you hear and then find it in the Play Store.) If you have a paid subscription, you can stream songs from Google's catalog. Shop for music: The app displays top charts, new releases, and albums and songs that may interest you, based on how you've customized the service. Each member has a separate Google account, playlists, and libraries. With a paid subscription, you get unlimited skips in a music stream and access to YouTube Red.Īn individual subscription runs $9.99 a month, and a family plan is $14.99 for six family members. You can skip a handful of songs an hour for the free, ad-based version. During weekday mornings, for example, the service might display cafe music, exercise songs, or music appropriate for an office. Make it personal: To tune what Google Music presents to you, head to Settings and tap Improve Your Recommendations to help Google Play Music customize its radio stations and playlists to your tastes.Ĭurated stations and playlists: Using the time of day, your location (if you've turned on Google Location History), and your listening preferences, Google Play Music will display collections of personalized playlists and radio stations.

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Part of Google Play collection of apps and services, Google Play Music for Android measures up to other music services - including Apple Music - offering playlists, radio stations, podcasts, albums, and tracks for free or with a subscription.

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