Next week, YouTube is launching YouTube
Music — a revamped version of its existing music service that is functionally the same, but comes with extra bells and whistles like personalized playlists based on your YouTube history and other usage patterns.
That service, which is supposed to soft-launch on Tuesday, will cost $10 a month after a trial period. (That same service will eventually also replace
Google Play Music, a rival music service
Google has inexplicably operated at the same time it was trying to get YouTube Music off the ground.)