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The rumor mill is once again pointing to Amazon rolling out a proper competitor to Spotify. Via Lionel Gikonyo 
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Of the two top streaming music services, Spotify vs Apple Music, which is the best pick?
THE OFFICIAL ANDREASCY's insight:
If you can't take a step without music, you are likely to be using one of the two top streaming music services, Spotify and Apple Music.
Terrell Mitchell's curator insight,
November 17, 2019 6:07 PM
Both Apple Music and Spotify have the same quality when it comes to music streaming. Each has its own subscription plan, music discovery tactic, and compatibility.
My pros and cons are focused on the artist and not the consumer. The pros to both of these services are the ability to flush their music through both platforms to get a broader listener base. The con for artist is the pay, instead of royalties through cd, or album sells, it would be from streams, which is a lot smaller in pay. 
joey smith's curator insight,
July 26, 2020 2:58 AM
Spotify and apple music are both close in comparison but I really think spotify shines. They have alot of good plans and they offer good sound quality. They also allow you to listen to the whole entire album the day of the release. This platform makes it easier for the artists to grow due to the fact their music goes out quick. This article is credible due to the information and facts it is talking about with the comparison between the two companies. 
kendalllanemusic@gmail.com's curator insight,
January 26, 2021 4:32 PM
Witch platform is the best to share and stream your digital music? I find it important to know which platform is the best music service and what are the reasons, why should I use them or one what artists use Apple Music over the other, is one better than the other or should you use both? |
The rumor mill is once again pointing to Amazon rolling out a proper competitor to Spotify. Reuters is today claiming that the company is working on a subscription music service that will cost $9.99 per month