YouTube Music is the latest in a series of attempts by Google to create a compelling subscription music service. The market is white-hot, and Google is playing catch-up to Spotify and Apple Music.

Once you've mastered the new Google Home media controls, try using Google Home's new scheduling feature to turn the music off at a later time (like, say, quiet hour in your neck of the woods).

So what are Google’s new music and movie services all about, and how will they work for you? Here are answers to all your burning questions. What does Google Music actually do?

Last week, Google Play Music announced a new feature aptly titled New Release Radio. The concept is simple — analyze your personal tastes, and introduce you to new music based on those tastes.

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Now you can try out AI music, compliments of Google’s MusicLM. Originally announced in January, MusicLM is now available for you to play with, compliments of what Google calls its AI Test Kitchen.

Google has had a music OneBox before, but it disappeared some time ago, perhaps in preparation for the launch of this new Music Search 2.0, as we’re calling it.

Google has a new way for you to move music around the room. Just say "Hey, Google" to start a song on one speaker and finish it on another.

Google has done it again. The search giant announced the launch of MusicFX today, a groundbreaking new experimental tool that enables users to generate their own music using AI. This latest ...

This week Google unveiled MusicFX, its next-generation artificial intelligence music generator. The tool lets you create a sample instrumental track in seconds from just a few words of text. I ...

New Release Radio is available to all Google Play Music users, too. So, whether you’re a free radio listener or a paying subscriber, you’ll be able to take advantage of the new feature.