Google Technology Company on 17th Nov announced the U.S. launch of its music service, Google Music, you will have the support of three of the major labels in the market and will be the new rival of similar products already offered by Apple and Amazon.
Consumers can purchase and access the songs through any computer or Android device and even can be shared through Google + social network.
"Google Music comes to discover, purchase and share music in new ways, innovative and customized," said Jamie Rosenberg, director of digital content for Google Android.
This new service will allow music downloading individual tracks from 69 U.S. cents from music.google.com address, and allows Android users to share up to a total of 20,000 items for free.
"Other music they think you have to pay for music you already own. We do not," said Rosenberg, referring to Match iTunes, Apple.
The music of artists like Coldplay, Drake or Pearl Jam is now available in the service.
Google released in May a music storage system in the cloud allowing users to upload and access your songs from the network through new applications for Android devices.
The service, called Google Music Beta was born without the involvement of the record companies.
Now the company has reached agreements with Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, EMI Music and 23 independent labels, so that the service will offer eight million songs, a number that will rise to 13 million in the coming months.
So far Warner Music Group has chosen to stay out of the operation.
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