Spotify, Music Pro and HiFi

Spotify’s HiFi Streaming May Finally Come Out This Year
Spotify imagines users will be willing to pay $6 more a month for HiFi, lossless music streaming, but it may also let you rejigger songs with AI.
Spotify to finally roll out HiFi audio upgrade with 'Music Pro' launching soon
Music streamer ready to launch audio quality upgrade four years after first announcing it - but it will cost you
Spotify’s Upcoming “Music Pro” Plan Could Finally Bring Hi-Fi Audio But with a Catch
Spotify is developing a new Music Pro plan for its Premium users that offers Hi-Fi audio quality, and more. Here's all you need to know.
Spotify’s lossless audio may finally arrive soon, but it won’t be cheap
And yes, Spotify Music Pro will cost extra—possibly as much as $5.99 on top of your current Spotify Premium subscription, Bloomberg reports. That means individual Spotify Premium subscribers could be paying roughly $18 a month for lossless music streaming privileges.
Spotify's rumored Music Pro plan could allow you to create your own remixes using AI
Spotify is reportedly working on a premium Music Pro subscription plan with new AI tools, high-quality audio, and more.
Spotify (SPOT) Prepares to Launch Premium “Music Pro” Subscription Tier
Spotify (SPOT) is developing a new premium subscription tier, called “Music Pro”, according to a Bloomberg report. This service will offer
Spotify's HiFi Audio Might Finally Arrive With a 'Music Pro' Tier This Year
Spotify might finally give users access to high-quality, lossless audio with a new “Music Pro” add-on this year, Bloomberg reports. The music streaming service first announced Spotify Hifi in 2021, with an aim to provide Premium subscribers with access to "CD-quality,
Spotify could offer its long-awaited HiFi audio tier as a $6 add-on later this year
Spotify is rolling out a Music Pro tier later this year that will give users access to higher-quality audio and remixing tools, according to Bloomberg. The tier will reportedly cost users $6 per month on top of their $12 Premium subscription,
Spotify could bring new $6 Music Pro add-on tier with HiFi and remix tools
Bloomberg reports that Spotify is currently working on a new subscription tier likely to be released later this year.
Spotify’s hi-res audio tier could finally launch later this year
Spotify could finally be set to join all the other music streaming services and launch its hi-res audio tier later this year, according to a new report. In a recent Bloomberg newsletter, it’s claimed that Spotify’s long anticipated advanced tier,
Spotify Readies Premium Tier With Hi-Fi Audio and AI Features
Spotify users waiting to learn when the service's long-delayed high-quality premium audio service will materialize may ...
Spotify reportedly poised to launch a higher-priced tier for subscribers
Spotify is reportedly planning to launch a high-fidelity streaming option. The new tier would cost an extra $6 per month, but ...
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Spotify super premium will offer better audio, remixing tools and pre-sale tickets according to latest rumours
Spotify has been promising a higher priced subscription product for ages. With both the majors and Spotify boss Daniel Ek now regularly talking up the potential of super-premium, sources say it will ...
Spotify's $18 'Music Pro' Subscription Focuses On Superfans, With Content From Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar: Report
Spotify is set to launch a new premium subscription service "Music Pro" at $18 per month, targeting music enthusiasts with ...
Spotify weighs $5.99 premium for added features, ticket access, Bloomberg News reports
Spotify is considering charging up to $5.99 a month on top of existing subscriptions for a new music streaming service that ...
Spotify Premium subscribers report hearing ads — here's Spotify's response
The official Spotify community forum (via Tech Issues Today) has seen an increase in reports that people are getting ...
How Apple Music stands firm amidst Spotify's Premium plan hikes
A new report about Spotify's plans for a more expensive premium tier claims that Apple is considering doing the same, but ...