Currently, Spotify is offering a deal where customers who are new to Premium can get their first three months for free before paying £9.99 for subsequent months. Upgrading from the free tier to Spotify Premium currently costs £9.99 per month. It should also please artists like Adele, who criticised Spotify for not playing the tracks of her latest album, 30, in the correct order. This will give premium subscribers the option to ignore Spotify’s tendency to shuffle tracks. The streaming service also announced at the start of August that, in the coming few weeks, separate play and shuffle buttons will be added to the top of albums and playlists in the iOS and Android apps. The company describes this Premium feature as “on-demand playback”. You can also play any song you like, at any time – compared to the free tier, when a playlist can be cued up, but you usually cannot pick a specific song to play. Subscribing to Spotify Premium also lets you download any songs, albums and playlists you want to listen to offline. The single biggest difference is how there are no adverts with Spotify Premium, as there are after every few tracks with the free tier. It gives users access to the same massive catalogue of songs as the free tier, but changes a lot when it comes to how those tracks, albums and playlists can be accessed and enjoyed.
For Saudi and UAE, it is 19.99 Saudi Riyal and 19.99 dirham respectively which is about $5.33 per month.Spotify Premium is a paid-for tier of the music-streaming service. First highlighted by Shadi Kabbesh, a Twitter user, Spotify’s premium subscription that allows users to download music and doesn’t have any ads is going to cost $5 ($4.99 to be precise) per month in MENA, with a 30-day free trial. The latest development that has surfaced is the pricing Spotify will have for the region. All these things indicate that the launch is around the corner.
As we explained in a comment on our Facebook page, Spotify very recently created its Twitter presence for the region and their app has been working ) Spotify has created SpotifyArabia (verified) Twitter account this week.
But later these pages, saying, “Spotify is currently invite only.” with the option to request an invite were later taken off and were replaced with standard “Spotify is currently not available in your country.”īut that was not the only sign that the company is actually preparing for its launch in MENA. The company had created country-specific pages on its website for 12 countries, suggesting that it has quietly started rolling out its services in the region through invitation. We reported last week that Spotify has been preparing for launch across almost all the MENA countries.
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