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Music app on Windows 10 updated, now labeled as Groove Music

Ron Ron
July 17, 2019
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Music app on Windows 10 updated, now labeled as Groove

Groovy baby! A new app update for the Music app is now rolling out in the Windows Store for those of you on Windows 10. This new app update adds the new Groove Music branding, including name and logo, to the Music app. Nothing major has been added to the app, aside from the branding change. You can snag the app update via the download link below for both Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. For those curious, Microsoft rebranded the Music service (formerly known as Xbox Music) to Groove Music on July 6th, likely an attempt to breathe new life into the music streaming service. 

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