Well, YouTube Music will take the place of Google Play Music, and Google will shut it down in 2020. Whatever moves Google takes, they will not affect you if you use the alternatives of YouTube Music and Google Play Music. We have listed the top 5 alternatives to YouTube Music. Here they are.
Apple Music
Apple Music is undoubtedly an excellent platform that features a huge library of more than 60 million songs along with the ability to upload up to 100,000 songs of your own. You can even listen to on-demand content as well as radio stations on Apple Music. You may find uploading songs a little bit complicated unless you do it with a Mac. There are some bugs also there on the app, but still, it is a great alternative to YouTube Music and Google Play Music. You can use it for free or buy its premium subscription as well, which will cost you $9.99 per month.
Plex
Plex is another excellent option to stream your music. It doesn’t provide you with a streaming service like Google Play Music but allows you to make your streaming service. You just need to set up Plex on your computer. Once you do it, point it at your music folder and get the app. Now, you are ready to stream your favorite music directly to your phone. But you will have to pay $4.99 to complete the setup. After that, you can use it or pay an additional $4.99 to buy its monthly subscription. You can even buy this app for a lifetime by making a one-time payment of $149.99.
Spotify
Spotify is another excellent alternative to YouTube Music and Google Play Music. It is undoubtedly one of the largest music streaming platforms out there. The app provides you with on-demand music for free (with ads), podcast services, various radio stations to listen to, and many more things. The app is great and available for free to use; it even offers a premium version that’s monthly subscription will cost you $9.99.
SoundCloud
SoundCloud is quite a decent music streaming platform and an excellent alternative to YouTube Music. It has a bunch of traditional service stuff that you can get by making a monthly payment of $9.99 if you want. The SoundCloud app features a huge collection of music from various artists, and it works flawlessly. You can even find podcasts as well as royalty-free music here. It is undoubtedly a great alternative to YouTube Music and Google Play Music, and you can use it for free as well if you don’t want to spend $9.99 every month.
TIDAL
TIDAL is another fantastic alternative to YouTube Music and Google Play Music. It neither lets you control the quality of your music nor let you upload them. But the platform is still better than a lot of music streaming services because you can listen to unlimited true hi-fi music here. You can even create playlists, listen to music from existing playlists, download music for offline listening, and stream music at 26-bit, 44.1KHz FLAC, or 24-bit as well as at 96KHz MQA. It is a great platform that you can use for free or even buy its premium version that will cost you between $9.99 and $19.99 per month.
All the top five apps that we have mentioned above are great and work nicely. We strongly recommend you try the apps mentioned above as alternatives to Google Play Music and YouTube Music. Thank you!
Eva winget is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2006. As a technical expert, Bella has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites.
SOURCE: Top 5 Alternatives to YouTube Music and Google Play Music
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