YTmusic: Why you should use YouTube music app on your android and iOS

Youtube music abbreviated YTmusic formerly known to be GooglePlay music is a new music streaming service from Google that focuses on music across the video streaming platform. This platform was announced in 2018.

You can listen to official songs, albums, playlist, remixes and live versions of songs. If you don’t mind the adverts (ads), it is a free service. While, the Youtube music premium tier is available to remove adverts (ads) , give you background listening on your device and lets you download songs to play offline as we have for the Audiomack.

The only disadvantage I could find in the YT Music is that you can’t watch ad-free videos. Meaning the expectation of ads is imminent while watching video on the YT music app for ios and Android.

A comprehensive detailed information of what you are to expect while downloading or wanting to use YouTube music… For those Migrating from the GooglePlay Music, your expectations are as follows 

• It is based around three tabs; Home, Explore and Library. The home is a mixture of everything. Explore allows you to easily find new music while the Library serves as the playlist as you can find imported music from Google Play music there and music already on your device.
• The app has a video-based experience, like Youtube, as you can choose to watch the video of a music or play the music directly. You can also like or dislike music as this will help Google tune the selection of music that you are recommended.
• Signing in into the app is not mandatory. You can access the music on your device and it will play in the background even when the screen is off.

It is remarkably simple in layout and easy to use. Its home screen is tailored towards your personal artist choices. The main unique feature; that is what makes it outstanding to other music applications out there is that, there are thousands of performances you cannot get anywhere else and they are all available to view as video too.

You can download music for offline listening, either individual tracks or entire albums. This will help you save data and there is an option to limit streaming to Wi-Fi only.

Youtube music is available as a free ad-supported tier, but there is a catch for the mobile app because you can not use it to play music in the background. So, subscribing is going to provide the best experience. If you are a new user, you can get free months just by clicking around and you will be offered free trials for a stated period of time.