Thursday, 12 November 2015
Finally, YouTube Music is coming out to play. After launching ad-free subscription service YouTube Red last month, users will now get a chance to download and stream music via iOS and Android. Simply called YouTube Music, the app allows users to scan the platform’s deep catalogue of music videos and play in a completely new interface. It does all the things you probably wished the regular YouTube app would do when you pull up music: continuously play music from similar artists or genres, even when the screen is turned off. In addition to creating playlists, some artists licensed under YouTube Music…
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