Best Spotify alternatives for streaming music in 2019

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Spotify

There's also Spotify Radio for those who prefer the old-school Internet jukebox experience, as well as videos, music-related podcasts, and meditations on Spotify. Encouraging users to go out and see live music, Spotify will notify users when their favorite artists are coming to town. With so much to explore on Spotify, we're impressed with how easy the service is to navigate on your iPhone, iPad, Android device, or over the Web.

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Apple Music

If you have an extensive iTunes MP3 collection, you'll be glad to know that you can also access your iTunes library here and listen to it along with Apple Music tracks across all your devices. Finally, you'll get exclusive and original content on Apple Music that you can't get anywhere else, such as breaking news and exclusive programming from genre-based radio stations and personalized radio stations.

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YouTube Music

From Google, Google Play Music (Android, iOS) learns your tastes and delivers 40 million tunes and playlists to your Android phone or iOS device based on context -- where you happen to be and why you're listening. With a free account, you'll get a radio-like experience based on your favorite songs, artists, and albums, plus expert playlists; recommendations based on what you're into or doing; and storage and streaming for your extensive personal MP3s. With a $9.99 subscription ($14.99 for a family plan), after a 30-day free trial, you'll enjoy playlist creation, offline listening, and ad-free YouTube Music with YouTube Music Premium. If you're already paying for YouTube Premium, then Google Play Music is free.

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Google Play Music

From Google, Google Play Music (Android, iOS) learns your tastes and delivers 40 million tunes and playlists to your Android phone or iOS device based on context -- where you happen to be and why you're listening. With a free account, you'll get a radio-like experience based on your favorite songs, artists, and albums, plus expert playlists; recommendations based on what you're into or doing; and storage and streaming for your extensive personal MP3s. With a $9.99 subscription ($14.99 for a family plan), after a 30-day free trial, you'll enjoy playlist creation, offline listening, and ad-free YouTube Music with YouTube Music Premium. If you're already paying for YouTube Premium, then Google Play Music is free.

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Pandora

Pandora Music (Android, iOS) allows you craft radio stations based on your favorite songs, artists, and genres or discover recommended stations based on mood or activity, but you can only skip or replay songs a limited number of times. If you pay for Pandora Plus ($4.99 per month), then you'll get higher quality audio, unlimited skips and replays, offline listening, and the ability to create playlists by yourself or with help from Pandora. Pay for Pandora Premium ($9.99 per month), and gain the ability to search and play any song. You can try Pandora Premium for three months before paying.

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Amazon Music

Amazon Music (Android, iOS) is free with a Prime membership. You can use Alexa to play up to 2 million of your favorite songs to listen to online or off, or you can explore curated playlists and stations (ad-free and with unlimited skips) on your own. With an Amazon Music Unlimited ($7.99 after a 30-day free trial) subscription, you can listen to more songs (tens of millions, old and new), playlists, and stations and get tailored recommendations of what to listen to next. On either plan, you can listen to music you've already purchased from Amazon or that is already on your iOS device mixed in with your streaming options.

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TIDAL

Jay-Z's Tidal (Android, iOS) requires a subscription to Premium ($9.99) or HiFi ($19.99) after a 30-day free trial to discover and play more than 58 million expert-approved songs and more than 240,000 videos, not to mention exclusive playlists, podcasts, video series, and documentaries with better sound quality and without ads -- online or off. Tidal has albums from Jay-Z, Beyonce, and more that you can't enjoy anywhere else. Tidal X brings exclusive livestreams of concerts and in-person events with exclusive access to tickets, meet-and-greets, and backstage content. To sweeten the pot, Tidal lets users coming from other streaming music services easily transfer over their existing playlists.

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SoundCloud

SoundCloud (Android, iOS) has more tracks than any other streaming service - 180 million tracks and growing. It's the go-to place for artists to easily upload new music, remixes, and live sets, so you get to hear the rarer stuff you won't find anywhere else, as well as podcasts, audiobooks, sports, and more. For free, you'll enjoy over 120 million tracks, along with great recommendations and discovery options and the ability to create playlists. With SoundCloud Go ($5.99 per month), you'll enjoy these songs online or off, without ads, and the knowledge that you're also supporting creators with your contribution. Or pay for SoundCloud Go+ ($12.99) for more than 180 million tracks to enjoy along with the knowledge that you're supporting artists. You can try SoundCloud's premium offerings for free for 30 days before deciding.

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