Since India has ‘amazing connectivity’ (sarcasm alert), it would deem necessary to download music in advance. Spotify will allow you to download a maximum of 10,000 songs. Interestingly, you can also listen to songs offline, but you’ll have to download them beforehand. You can stream music at 320 Kbps – better quality and more detailed audio – using Spotify Premium. With Spotify Free, you can listen to music at 96 kilobites per second or 160 Kbps.

Yes, you can control the sound quality of the music in your playlist. Secondly, you are not forced to listen in shuffle mode and you can skip as many songs as you like. While you can avail of the 30-day free service when you create an account, opting for Spotify Premium has additional benefits. You can also read up on the artists of your choice, just so you know. You won’t need to go music app hopping in search of a particular music or artist because you’d most likely find it on Spotify and they constantly keep on updating the feature section with the latest songs. The vast amount of artists and music available on the music streaming platform is enormous. With that kept in mind, here’s why you should get Spotify right now. In addition, you can share your Spotify account with six people (yeah!).

What’s interesting is that users can also opt for one-time top-ups such as INR 13 per day, INR 39 for seven days, INR 129 for one month, INR 389 for three months, and INR 719 for six months. And best the part? It’s pretty affordable, at just Rs.199 per month, but if you want to subscribe to a yearly plan, it will cost you INR 1,189 per year (around INR 99 per month). Spotify has finally made its way to the Indian subcontinent.

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