The music service Spotify has been around for a few years now and is generally considered to wear the music streaming crown because of its library, its coverage and the fact that it has different tiers of access ranging from free streaming (with adverts) through to its Premium account with no adverts, and the additional facility to save music to play offline on up to three devices (£10 per month, or free with an 18 month digital subscription to the Times newspaper right now). Whatever your account type you can explore a huge range of music and create playlists to enjoy and share with your friends.
If you half enjoy your music I would encourage you to explore Spotify and see what you think. It really is the modern version of a '60s jukebox where you can play and share music; for young people and adults alike it is an impressive jukebox to have access to. Students are already using it in school to explore genres in their Music lessons.
Other music services include Deezer (free as an inclusive add on with some mobile phone contracts) and free trials are available with most services so you can try out the full experience without committing.
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