Sony today announced it is shutting down its current Music Unlimited service and replacing it with a new music destination in partnership with Spotify. Spotify is headed to Sony's PlayStation Network. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.How to Block Robotexts and Spam Messages.Music Unlimited subscribers won't be automatically switched over those that subscribe on other devices such as Sony phones, will need to get the Spotify app. Existing Spotify customers will get access to the PlayStation app with their usual sign-in. Although free users aren't allowed to choose specific songs on mobile devices, they will be able to on the PlayStation, just as they now do on traditional computers.Ĭustomers who do not already have a Spotify account can sign up on the PlayStation. The service is free with ads, or costs $10 a month for a premium ad-free version that offers offline playback.
Notable features include: the ability to listen to music while playing a game and still listening to sound effects, or automatically pausing the game while changing volume or playlists. Its music app is available on some internet-connected TVs and set-top boxes, but Spotify says it worked closely with Sony to optimize its service for the PlayStation. Spotify has 60 million active users worldwide, including 15 million paid subscribers. 5 TV streaming devices that will let you cut the cord.Just two weeks ago, Sony launched an online television service, PlayStation Vue, offering more than 50 over-the-air and cable channels starting at $50 a month.
PlayStation users have long been able to watch DVDs and stream Netflix, Amazon and YouTube shows with the console. Sony says partnering with Spotify expands its music service to 41 countries, rather than the 19 available with Music Unlimited, and offers better tools for playlists and music discovery. Spotify hits the PlayStation 3 and 4 on Monday, with a new app adapted for large television screens.
Spotify is coming to the PlayStation, replacing Sony's own Music Unlimited service, as the company continues to expand the game console into an entertainment hub beyond video games.
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