New subscription service coming to Spotify: Will be able to create custom playlists
Spotify is planning to launch an expensive premium subscription that heralds a new price hike. Users who pay for the new service will also be able to instantly create custom playlists for specific events and times of the year.
Popular platform Spotify, which announced new subscription fees in February, is now on the agenda with a new subscription service.
Spotify is planning a more expensive subscription for music enthusiasts. It is stated that users will be charged at least 5 dollars more per month for the new subscription option called "Premium Plus," a plan that allows for better sound and new playlist editing tools.
WILL NOT AFFECT EXISTING SUBSCRIPTIONS
The "Premium Plus" that the platform will offer will be presented as an upgrade and will not affect existing subscription plans. Pricing will vary depending on each user's base plan.
New features include access to high-quality audio, which Spotify first announced in 2021 but has repeatedly delayed.
The streamer is competing with Amazon Music Unlimited, Apple Music, and Block-owned Tidal to attract the attention of those who prioritize sound quality. All of these platforms are priced similarly to Spotify's current individual plan and already offer high-quality audio.
CUSTOM PLAYLISTS CAN BE CREATED
Users who pay for the new service will also be able to instantly create custom playlists for specific events and times of the year.
According to a report by Bloomberg, Spotify will learn the user's preferences and create customized playlists.
News Source: 12punto
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