Google has launched YouTube Red and Spotify should be worried
- 9 years ago
Powerhouse video-sharing website YouTube has recently thrown its hat into the ever growing pool of music streaming apps with the launch of YouTube Music.
Though the app is free, it’s been noted that YouTube plans to use the app to draw people in with lots of free music content in hopes of steering users to its also recently launched $10 per month subscription service, YouTubeRed.
Unlike competitors such as Apple Music, Google Play, or Spotify, YouTube Music will be geared towards letting users discover new music.
Whenever a user pulls up a song, the app automatically creates a play list around said song from its database of over 30 million songs in addition to live versions and even remakes by fans.
Though the app is free, it’s been noted that YouTube plans to use the app to draw people in with lots of free music content in hopes of steering users to its also recently launched $10 per month subscription service, YouTubeRed.
Unlike competitors such as Apple Music, Google Play, or Spotify, YouTube Music will be geared towards letting users discover new music.
Whenever a user pulls up a song, the app automatically creates a play list around said song from its database of over 30 million songs in addition to live versions and even remakes by fans.