Which App Is The Best For Music Streaming? An Overview On Spotify 2022

Spotify is a music streaming desktop and mobile application. All in all, Spotify is fun. It is one of the easier-to-use services out there, even if users can’t listen to music in their browsers.

The Frontrunner In Music Streaming

Spotify is currently the frontrunner in music streaming. After slowly rolling out through personal invites in the United States and Europe, it quickly overtook its competitors, such as Deezer, Grooveshark, and others, to become, by far, one of the most respected names in music today.

Easy Registration

Getting an account is extremely easy nowadays. All one has to do is go to their website, follow the links to sign up, do so with an email address or by clicking “sign up with Facebook” (which works instantly), and voila: six months of unlimited, ad-supported music on your computer, free of charge. Just wait for the program to download, set it up, and start making any playlist you can think of.

User-Friendly Destop Application

Their desktop application is fairly easy to use. Setup is a breeze, and searches can be made using a variety of parameters (artist, style, album, and more).  Users can even select their favorite genre or follow their friends and use their taste in music to start listening to self-generating playlists Pandora-style.

Any Downside?

All of this being said, Spotify’s library isn’t quite as big as some of its competitors. Spotify has about 17 million songs- an impressive number, to be sure- but Deezer has 20 million. In addition, many of Spotify’s competitors (notably Grooveshark) offers unlimited music for free, while Spotify users are technically supposed to purchase a subscription package (at various prices, depending on your region). All in all, Spotify is fun. It is one of the easier-to-use services out there, even if users can’t listen to music in their browsers.

Positives

• Spotify is easy to use and quick to set up.

Negatives

• Their library is not as big as some competitors’ and users are limited to using a desktop application when streaming on their home PC.