It will feel that way at a distance because it basically is. To start, it's not a service but an app. Sure there is a web interface, but the focus on the app a

It will feel that way at a distance because it basically is. To start, it's not a service but an app. Sure there is a web interface, but the focus on the app already sets the stage (which also puts macos only users in an interesting position). Then non-Apple users probably can only respond when the sales pitch is "to contribute to Shared Albums, and engage with Apple Music playlists" If I'm not an Apple user there will only be downsides to using this service compared to any other one.