Google’s old music streaming app, Google Play Music, had a number of features, such as the ability to replay songs while streaming, which made it easier for users to stream music on their devices . Sadly, this functionality remained missing from the YouTube Music app even as Google Play Music users moved to the platform. But that’s about to change as Google has started rolling out support for this feature on its YouTube Music app on Android.
9To5Google reports that in the last few weeks, the YouTube Music app on Android would hide Shuffle and Repeat buttons when Casting was enabled. That stopped a few days later but neither button was clicked. But now, many YouTube Music app users who are accessing the app on their Android devices are reporting that this button is available.
The report states that many YouTube Music users report that the Replay button can be tapped when throwing songs to the connected Google Home or Nest speaker. This is also true for other link throwing devices. Here’s what the button now looks like:
YouTube music app (Reddit)
Interestingly, although the company has begun to roll out the ability to repeat music while throwing, the ability to sing songs while playing throwing still needed. It’s still gray in the app. However, since the company has rolled out the feature to make songs again, the feature for vibrations should be followed soon.