If there is one thing that is clear it is that Google is growing by leaps and bounds and now wants to make its way into the world of streaming music in the style of Spotify and Apple Music. YouTube currently hosts countless songs that you can listen to for free from hundreds of artists who have their own channels. Now what they want is that all that potential that is handling YouTube right now convert to potential subscriptions.
Although Google has already tried to enter this market with Google Pay Music, it has not managed to catch up with Spotify or the current Apple Music. Now Google's are trying again and YouTube Music will start operating next week, this time with an artificial intelligence system that will make it particularly successful.
What Google has in mind is to substantially modify what was offered in Google Play Music so that the new YouTube Music streaming service is a success. Starting next May 22 Google to relaunch YouTube Music. It will be available in two different types of subscription: a free one with advertisements and a paid one for U.S. dollar 9.99 per month, having the possibility of enjoying a free period for its launch.
Google Pay Music and YouTube Music will coexist for a while until the former is no longer operational. Google is currently going to maintain two services that basically fulfill the same function. Along with the relaunch of YouTube Music, Google will also change its name to YouTube Red, which will be renamed YouTube Premium, which It will be available only to YouTube Music users for an additional $ 2, which will completely remove advertising from all of YouTube and also provide access to YouTube Originals.
YouTube Music will arrive this coming Tuesday in the United States, New Zealand, Australia, Mexico and South Korea. Later it will do so in 14 other countries.