The well-liked application Shazam that identifies music can now play your identified songs within the YouTube Music app. Before now, the app permitted you to listen to the known songs only using Apple Music, therefore leaving you to its domination.
Shazam was obtained by Apple back in 2018 and since the acquisition, the app used to open the songs that it identified in the Apple Music app alone. However, this has now changed for good, as it is letting you play songs within the YouTube Music also. But, the capability is not just restricted to just YouTube Music as the app allows you to open songs in Spotify too.
Clicking the overflow three-dot menu demonstrates the number of options, as well as the ones to play songs in third party streaming services. The menu in addition lets you get rid of any song from the Library of identified songs, share, or flag a song. In the past, Shazam included Google Play Music service along with the Spotify but with the previous service about to close down very soon, YouTube Music integration is replacing it.
The fresh inclusion of the third-party service saves a few times that you would otherwise fritter away in manually digging through the app and searching for the song that Shazam has just discovered.
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