Google Play Music is perhaps the biggest competitor to Spotify outside of Apple Music. It allows users to store 50,000 of their own songs in the cloud, and provides on-demand access to a catalog of 35 million tracks. Unlike Spotify though, Google Play Music is highly mobile oriented. The main way people use it is through an Android and iOS application. For desktop users, there’s no application — just a website which is easily buried under mountains of tabs, and can be interrupted whenever Google Chrome decides to abruptly crash, as it is so prone to do. But now, there’s...
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