YouTube Music is, for the moment, the last and definitive bet of the search giant for streaming music, since it is not the first. Previously, users who have opted for Google as a streaming music provider have gone through Google Music and Google Play Music.
Google Play Music continues to share the market with YouTube Music, despite being the same, at least until the second quarter of 2020, when Google Play Music will close its doors permanently, leaving only YouTube Music as a Music streaming service, that is, with the same functions as the first one.
A Google source who has contacted 9t5Mac states that the transition from Play Music to YouTube Music is near, since YouTube Music users will soon have the possibility to transfer and / or upload their entire music library to Google's music streaming service. This feature is already available in the latest closed betas that the search giant is working on.
Being able to upload the user's music library was a function initially available in Google Music, a function that is also available in Google Play Music and that soon will also be available on YouTube Music. When this feature is available, Play Music users will not have to re-upload their music library as the app will automatically invite them to migrate.
This function will be appreciated by all those users who over the years, have created an important music library, but not for everyone, a function that is undoubtedly one of the advantages that Google's streaming music service will offer that today neither Apple Music nor the all-powerful Spotify offer.
