How to upload music to Google Play Music directly from your phone

Google Play Music (GPM) is, simply put, an amazing music player article, where we covered the selection of the best players for Android. Google Play Music allows users not only to buy the works of artists, but even gives them the opportunity to save to their cloud library and then play up to 50 of their own MP000 files, whether legally or illegally obtained, from any device.

GPM, or more precisely, the convenience mentioned in the form of its own 50-slot library, has one rather fundamental shortcoming. Although it is possible to upload to the library using Windows application "Music Manager", Google somehow forgot the possibility of uploading MP3 files directly from the smartphone. This can be frustrating at times for many of us Google Play Music users, as even though all MP3 files from Android smartphone in Android the Google Play Music app will display, the player for Windows it does not recognize them and the selected music must therefore be uploaded from a PC for streaming.

// < ![CDATA[ //So not quite. There is an unofficial way to upload songs to the Google Play library from your smartphone. In addition, it only takes a few minutes, does not involve any steps that would damage the smartphone in any way, and in terms of complexity, the procedure mentioned below could probably be completed even by a first-grade elementary school student. So how to upload "empétrojky" to your Google Play library straight from your mobile phone?

• Download and install the cloud service on your PC dropbox
• After installation, in the new DROPBOX folder, create a folder with any name, e.g. "Music"
• In the Google Play Music "Music Manager" app, add the created DROPBOX music folder and select "Automatically upload songs added to selected folders"
• Download the app on your smartphone DROPBOX, of course log in to your account after installation
• Install a file manager Astro
• In the Astro file manager, locate the folder with your music that you want to upload to Google Play Music and use the "Copy" option on it
• In the Astro menu, select DROPBOX and put your music in the DROPBOX folder you created earlier
• Done! All your new music that you put in this DROPBOX folder will be automatically saved to the cloud and your Google Play Music library, even from your smartphone!

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