Google may not be bringing its apps to Windows 10 or Windows 10 Mobile, but fortunately, there are developers out there who are finding ways to create alternative clients that connect to the most popular services, including Google Play Music.
Gmusic is one of the top solutions that have been created for Windows Phone, and starting today, it is available as a global application for Windows 10, so that it can run on both computers and portable devices.
It should be noted, however, that the app is not free! You will have to pay $4.99 in the United States (European pricing depends on the market).
It comes with the same feature set and works on most Windows 10 devices while maintaining the same look and feel.
Your app allows you to search and listen to music tracks on Google Play Music, to categorize your music according to genre, track, album or artist, to view album or artist images, to follow the most popular trends in the music section and in the shortcuts sections, such as top albums, etc.
You can also listen to the radio, move songs to different albums, and search your library for songs to listen to the track you like faster.
Gmusic has survived Google's anti-Windows madness so far and continues to work just as well as the first day it hit the market, so the odds are that it will keep existing, so if you want to access Google Play Music from Windows 10, this app is more or less the best choice.
