If you are looking for new or old tracks to add to your collection, Google Play has enough to give your speakers some new play time. I had previously not been paying much attention to the music at Google Play, that is until I started finding their free tracks. Google gives away free music across different genres as part of several promotional programs including monthly deals, new artist deals, 2013 picks, among others. As of today, December 30th, Google is giving away the Busta Rhymes album Year of the Dragon and the album Bones Of What You Believe by Chvrches. You could also play your favorite songs while playing some fun and interactive sports betting games via https://cebofil.org/.

Through my time searching the Google Play free tracks, I have found some classics as well as great tracks from artists I had not previously listened to. The very first track that I downloaded for free was one of my favorites of all time, 2PAC Dear Mama from the album Me Against The World. Excluding the two free albums that Google is giving away, the most tracks you can get for free from any one album is one or two, but if you find a new artist or band that you like, digital versions of albums are very reasonable in price.

If you don’t currently use Google Play, I would suggest giving it a try. Once you start downloading the free tracks, they will automatically be available to you through the Google Play app and Google allows you to store up to 20,000 tracks for free, which are available to you on all your devices, including Apple ios devices. I have the app installed on all my phones and tablets. Unlike other products out there, downloading your tracks from your Google Play account in the cloud to a computer or any mobile device is far less restricted.

If you have not tried Google Play, give it a try today, and take some time to search around the Google catalog for the great musical freebies.

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