It's Logic's second tour of the year, following his Incredible World tour that started back in February. YG and Yo Gotti will also accompany them on the tour, which is set to hit 25 cities across North America this July and August. He was also named by Forbes as one of hip-hop's "Cash Princes" back in February, noting the huge year he had in 2015.īobby Tarantino comes as Logic is about to embark on his Endless Summer tour, which he is co-headlining with G-Eazy.
3 on the Billboard 200 chart, tallying up over 135,000 units in its first week, and was met with a generally positive reaction from fans and critics. This is Logic's first release since he dropped his sophomore album The Incredible True Story back in November of last year. Although Bobby Tarantino is a mixtape, it's certainly possible that this was one of the projects he was referring to. Back in April, he revealed to Rolling Stone that he was working on two albums at the same time. Logic and 6ix handle all the production on the tape's 11 tracks. "Flexicution" has racked up over seven million streams since it dropped two weeks ago. The tape includes the songs "Flexicution" and "Wrist" with Pusha T, both of which have been getting big buzz online. Alternatively, I like being able to play live performances and old mixtapes, and the familiarity of the interface of YouTube Music.Logic took to Twitter tonight to reveal the release of his surprise new mixtape called Bobby Tarantino. Spotify offers better music quality, personally curated playlists, and user experience better than YouTube Music. It’s hard to choose which of two is better since they both offer great service.
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In terms of music quality, Spotify is offering better music quality right now with their Extreme preset which they claim to be equivalent to 320kbps while YouTube Music is locked at 256kbps AAC on their high preset. While we’re sure that YouTube will learn your taste for music over time, today, Spotify’s is just better. One thing that Spotify is known for, however, is how good their algorithm is when it comes to creating new mixes for you to listen to. In terms of making playlists, both are equally easy to do on both platforms. Instead of featured videos, users get featured playlists for them to listen to. YouTube Music, on the other hand, feels more familiar since not much has changed from the regular YouTube interface. The search tab has cards that can help you discover new music depending on your mood, the library is less cluttered, and overall, it feels more polished as a music streaming app. However, in terms of functionality purely as a music streaming app, Spotify feels more intuitive to use.
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They also get screen-off and background playback too, which is already available for Spotify free users.īoth of the music streaming platforms’ desktop and mobile apps are easy to use.
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YouTube Music premium users, on the other hand, get access to an ad-free listening experience, downloading songs for offline consumption, and access to the highest music quality YouTube can offer. Spotify premium users get access to an ad-free listening experience, as well as downloading songs for offline consumption and access to the highest music quality setting that they offer. With YouTube Music, on the other hand, users can stream online without being able to listen to music on the background (you can’t turn off your display or switch apps), as well as create playlists. Being a free Spotify user, you can only listen to random songs on a playlist, limited to the automatic audio quality preset, stream music online, create playlists and listen to music on the background. If the premium subscription doesn’t fit your budget right now, then fear not because you can have access to both, albeit with limited functionality and ads in between songs. Regardless, that is what Logic has delivered with Bobby Tarantino. Which of the two should be your go-to music streaming platform? While we knew the Maryland native was working on two new projects, we didn't expect a surprise, 11-track mixtape. They both offer offline streaming, variable audio quality to save data, as well as an ad-free music listening experience when you go premium. With the recent release of YouTube Music in the Philippines, we began wondering how it stacks with the current fan-favorite music streaming platform Spotify.
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