During the Made on event of YouTube on Tuesday, the company announced three facilities in YouTube music, designed to deepen the relationship between artists and their dedicated fans.
One of the new features allows the user to start an upside-down count for upcoming release and pre-service your favorite tracks or albums. The countdown timer will be displayed on the album detail page, artist profile and album shelf. Set to launch at the end of this year, the objective of this feature is to create a buzz going to the release date, and seems to be the same as a feature on Spotify. Reverse count page,
At the beginning of the next year, artists can offer during the experience wrapped at the end of the year of rival Spotify with their most loyal fans, especially with their most loyal fans, as well as offering back visual clips, and other materials. The approach aims to reward top supporters and make more personal relations between fans and their favorite artists, the company says.
Additionally, YouTube Music is testing a pilot program for American listeners that will allow them to reach exclusive merchandise drops from artists. Spotify, also, is teasing a program for “super fans” which will include potentially similar characteristics.
Today’s announcement follows YouTube music Recent rollout of new features Last month, the music streaming marking the 10th anniversary of the platform. It included collaborative playlists who combine over -witness of the ability to directly comment on many users, badges and albums and playlists.
