Google Play Music has gone but not entirely! It has been replaced by YouTube Music so all of your music is still live. If you’ve distributed releases to Google Play Music with us before then…
Google have continued to push YouTube Music as the go to place for all music streaming. As of the end of last year Google Play Music has officially closed. What does this mean for you and your music?
During YouTube and Google’s parent company Alphabet’s latest earnings call, it was revealed YouTube Music and Premium have over 30m paying subscribers. YouTube announced 15 million global subscribers (including free trials) in May last year,…
YouTube Music users on the free tier can now cast there owned music to smart speakers. You’ll still need a Premium account to cast streamed music. Previously a Premium account was required to cast any…
You and your friends can now come together and build your dream playlists collaboratively on YouTube Music wherever you are. The next couple of months will see the end of Google Play Music as it…
It’s finally happening: Google Play Music is being shutdown and will stop streaming in the coming months to be completely replaced by YouTube Music before December. It’s been years in the making and finally Google…
Rumours lead to Spotify expanding their video content on the app with music videos potentially coming soon. Jane Wong took a dive into the source code of the latest Spotify update and found different options…