Google has increased Play Music’s storage for users to 50,000 tracks, with a friendly “Encore! Encore!” message displayed to users logging in on the desktop/web interface today. The message is curiously absent from the app (whoops), and someone should probably tell Google that an “encore” involves repeating something rather than a new one. Still…
Since Play Music launched a few years ago, the limit has been 20,000 tracks – not something many of us hit, but clearly there’s enough people who kicked up a fuss about it that Google’s seem fit to increase it.
The new storage limit applies to all Play Music accounts, paid or otherwise. If you haven’t started using Google Play Music to store your own tracks, maybe now’s the time to start!
