YouTube Music Will Now Show Other Performances of a Song: Report

YouTube Music has reportedly began exhibiting customers “other performances” of a track within the Now Playing part of the playlist. The new part seems within the Related tab beneath the “You might also like” and the “Recommended playlists” sections on the platform. Users will reportedly have the ability to see live performance clips, reside performances, covers, and remixes associated to the songs they’re listening to. This function was reportedly obtainable for a couple of customers a month in the past, however now’s being obtainable broadly on the iOS, Android apps, in addition to on the Web.

The “Other performances” part in YouTube Music, was first noticed by 9to5Google. It principally seems for well-known songs and artists in each audio and video codecs, as claimed by the report.

As per the report, the brand new part, relying on the track taking part in, will present up within the Related tab. When scrolling down previous ‘You may also like’ and ‘Recommended playlists’, customers will now see the brand new listing of different performances associated to the track.

As talked about above, customers will have the ability to see remixes, fan covers, acoustic variations, performances from different artists, recorded live performance clips and extra associated to their at the moment taking part in songs on the opposite performances part on YouTube Music, as per the report.

Furthermore, the report claims that the “other performances” part of YouTube Music is now obtainable on Android, iOS, in addition to the Web. Also, the most recent addition on YouTube Music is alleged to have appeared to some customers final month, however is now obtainable for extra customers.

Besides this, a latest report additionally recommended that Google is reportedly engaged on a sleep timer function for the YouTube Music app on Android. A sleep timer in YouTube Music will permit customers to make their gadgets cease taking part in music after a set time and also will assist them in scheduling breaks for his or her tracks.