We all want to listen to our music whenever and wherever we want, and most of us rely on downloaded music to provide the tunes when we’re away from Wi-Fi. YouTube Music’s downloads remain a complete mess one year into its overhaul.
In anticipation of moving people from Google Play Music to YouTube Music, the Artist Hub for indie artists is being shut down on April 30.
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YouTube is currently investigating an issue that's breaking premium access for YouTube Premium and YouTube Music users.
YouTube Music and YouTube Premium are now available in the streaming platform's largest market.
Another long-awaited YouTube Music feature is here, and it's one to make early-morning risers happy.
In this age of music, TV and films being available a second after midnight on any device in your home, having a media store that’s late isn’t just a disservice to customers: it’s an open invitation to piracy.
Whether you look at YouTube Music as three years or just six months old, one thing is clear: this product isn't finished yet, is filled with issues and is incredibly frustrating to use on a daily basis.
Amazon Music Unlimited is a music subscription with a lot to offer, but if it leaves you wanting more, these are the music services to look to instead.
Music subscriptions can set the soundtrack to your life. You want the best banging tunes for your buck is important, but can Amazon Music Unlimited's discounts compete with YouTube Music's shiny new algorithms & endless library?
Google’s newest music service has a lot of catching up to do before it can really start competing — or before it can start migrating users over from Google Play Music. Here’s a quick look at that progress.
Google Play Music is one of the only streaming services that lets you upload your own tracks, which makes its device limit all the more frustrating.
YouTube Music is here, and it’s going to blow music-lovers away. Just as soon as YouTube finishes making it work properly, that is.
Offline content on a music app is critical, and YouTube Music can't be your primary player until it gets that working properly.
Between user-uploaded videos, music streaming, original programming, and live TV shows, the YouTube brand means more today than ever before.
YouTube Music is a great service that, on its own, doesn't offer great value. YouTube Premium, which includes YouTube Music, should be the only choice you make.
YouTube Music isn’t just another in a long line of music services for Google; it’s coming to shake up and take over the music streaming market. Can the biggest name in streaming video overtake the biggest name in streaming music?
The new YouTube Music is great, but if you decide to go all the way with YouTube Premium, here's what you need to know about switching services.
Since your YouTube Music recommendations and algorithm are based on your YouTube history, years of fads and old tastes can skew the music it serves up to you. Here’s how to fix that.
There are a lot of things that YouTube Music needs to fix, from some clunky offline transitions to lackluster library management to a host of FUD surrounding the "new" service and its rollout. But this longtime YouTube problem should top the list.
If you subscribe to one of these, you subscribe to both, but which one is more worthy of your time, love, and tunes?