Spotify has finally had enough. It’s safe to say that every music lover loves music streaming. The convenience. The ease. The availability of and access to tracks you otherwise might never have heard.

The streaming service is locking down the necessary deals to finally launch its Music Pro add-on in 2025. Hopefully.

Spotify imagines users will be willing to pay $6 more a month for HiFi, lossless music streaming, but it may also let you rejigger songs with AI.

When Spotify first launched in 2008, its focus was firmly on music streaming. Now, fifteen years later, the platform has evolved into the video podcast space.

Spotify is reportedly planning to launch a high-fidelity streaming option. The new tier would cost an extra $6 per month, but there’s no timeline for its launch yet. Spotify subscriptions are about to become more complicated for indecisive members.

Spotify Wrapped has become quite the event. You'll know the minute the streaming giant drops its annual roundup of user listening habits, because your social media feeds will be flooded with data of your friends’ most played songs, number of hours listened, and proud declarations of superfan statuses.

Spotify users can pay for Spotify Premium to get ad-free playback, but some subscribers are still hearing ads.

Spotify has added a new artist sticker collection for users' playlists in February 2025. The music streaming service announced the newest collaboration with Tyler, the Creator.

The company is partnering with The Black List, a platform for filmmakers and writers to showcase projects to industry professionals, and The Jed Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping prevent suicide for teens and young adults, to launch the Spotify x JED Impact Award.