Top 10 Music Streaming Apps For Android OS

Music is something enjoyed by everyone. Each one has a different taste in music. To satisfy every individual’s music taste, multiple music apps have been released in the digital market. Music apps are easy to get and use.

The days of buying music albums are gone with these music streaming services. These services provide thousands of music tracks of different genres and languages. Choosing one out of such a large number of music apps can be tough. So here are some of the top music apps you can use for an enjoyable music experience.

1. Spotify

One of the most popular music streaming services, Spotify, provides a wide range of both old and new music collection. You can use the service for free, but features will be limited. To access all features of this app, you have to pay a monthly subscription fee of 9.99 pounds to get Spotify premium. It also provides a family plan for six people and a discount for students.

It has specific bpm playlists for the ones who listen to music while exercising. The application is pretty simple to use with an attractive interface and already has 80 million subscribers. You can listen to single tracks, entire albums, or even create your playlist with music of your choice.

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2. Tidal

Tidal is an excellent choice for the people who are particular about the quality of sound when they enjoy their music. Tidal users have access to 130,000 music videos and exclusive playlists. Artist discographies can be found on the app, and you can link directly to their social media channels.

It has a quite high subscription fee of 26 pounds per month if you want the high fidelity audio, which has a quality equivalent to that of a CD.

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3. Deezer

This streaming service comes with parental control so you can prevent you, children, from listening to explicit tracks. It provides family plans for the subscription.

Based on your musical taste, the app will give you a personalized playlist with excellent choices of music. However, the latest albums are not available immediately, and without the monthly subscription, you may be missing out on some features too.

4. Prime Music

Prime Music will be a part of your prime subscription on Amazon. The fun part of this app is that it creates a playlist with a mix of different songs, just like you would hear on the radio.

The number of tracks available is 2 million, which is less compared to the 40 million records available on Amazon’s paid music subscription. Still, the app is worth using as you can enjoy music without any advertisements interrupting. You can also skip as many albums as you want to.

5. YouTube Music

The popular video streaming platform YouTube has now come up with its music streaming service. You can access all the music in this app that is available in Youtube’s huge repository.

You can use this service for free, but ads may interrupt your music. With the monthly subscription of 10 pounds per month, ad-free music, background listening, and offline downloads can be availed.

6. Google Play Music

This app will soon transform into YouTube Music. As of now, the app still grants the users access to the cloud-based music collection. It is easy to use, has some handpicked playlists and some custom radio stations.

On the free version, you can upload 50,000 of your tracks to the cloud and listen to them without any ads. If you have a Play Music subscription, then it will be converted to Youtube Music premium subscription once the transition is over.

7. Apple music

With a collection of 50 million songs, this app by apple is available for both Android and iOS devices. It has additional content like documentaries on artists and bands, concerts and similar things.

Free service is available only for three months to the new users. The subscription fee is 10 pounds, 5 pounds for students, and 15 pounds for family. You can also upload 100000 of your songs to Apple servers.

8. Shazam

This app plays the tracks after they are recognized using its music detection feature. It works better if paired with a streaming app as it is more of a music detection app. You can view the lyrics, and it also has a real-time chart. Android and iOS users can use this app.

9. TuneIn radio

You can access more than 120,000 live radio stations around the globe with TuneIn radio. For ad-free listening and other exciting features. You can go for 10 pounds monthly subscription or a 100 pounds yearly plan. If you want to stream music from the live radio station alone, then the app is free for you.

10. Soundcloud

A piece of totally free music streaming application, Soundcloud is a community of artists, musicians, podcasters, and more. You can stream free music and even record your song and post it. There are two premium options that you can get on payment for additional features.

All the apps have unique features for excellent user experience. Choose according to what you want.