Youtube Music Trials Personalized Recommended Radios And A New “add To Playlist” Ui

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Although YouTube Music isn't as well-known as Spotify or Apple Music, it is amongst the top music streaming services available. It's also fantastic to see Google continue to improve the service by adding new features. For example, the app is now testing two new features that will improve your music streaming experience.

"Recommended stations" is the first feature that YouTube Music is testing. While YouTube Music has always allowed users to establish a radio station from a single song, this new tool takes it a step further by providing users with automatically generated radio stations based on music genres and performers. On the home tab, you'll find "recommended radios," which change every time you reload the newsfeed. These playlists offer music that is "customised for you and constantly updated." You have the option of saving tunes to your collection as well.

The new "Add to playlist" UI for the YouTube Music Android app is the second feature being tested. On the Android and iOS apps, the current Add to playlist screen appears to be fairly outdated. The new UI, on the other hand, appears to be lot more current ...
... and aesthetically striking.

The redesigned UI now displays artwork as well as the number of music in each playlist, rather than just the titles of the playlists. The top of the page has a "Recent" section, and the pill-shaped "New playlist" button in the bottom right corner allows you to rapidly create a new playlist. This new UI has been accessible on YouTube Music's Progressive Web App for months, so it's nice to see it finally eventually come to the mobile app.

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