Top 10 Best Online Music Streaming Applications And Services For Android

Top 10 Best Online Music Streaming Applications And Services For Android

Nowadays we all know that music streaming has grown up on a high scale since it came about and is now seen as one of the best ways to listen to good music.  However many streaming services now let you listen to music for free, which has gone a long way to help solve the need for piracy while music artists still get at least a little bit of token their nice work. Nevertheless if you are in the search to stream some good music, below are the best music streaming applications for Android that i have taken my time to show you guys.

Amazon Music

Amazon Music with Prime Music

The Amazon Music is one of the best music streaming applications we have to day. Amazon Music boasts over 30 million songs which includes music that you can as well purchase and also download. One can also upload your own good music and streaming to it anywhere much like Google Play Music and Apple Music as the case may be. Aside that on Amazon Music ones Prime membership can be used for other important things around the Amazon Music site, such as the Prime Instant Video. Nevertheless, the good thing about Amazon Music is that it is absolutely free to everyone.
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Apple Music

The Apple Music came into existence in the late 2015, however, the Apple Music has quickly also become one of the best music streaming applications we have out there. Apple Music also features 30 million songs with playlists, a 24/7 live radio, and one can also upload music and stream it to your various smart devices. Apple Music also contain a social component where one can follow their favorite artists and also see what they are up to in their various career. Apple Music has variety of monthly plans, including an individual plans, a very cheap student plan, and also a family plan that supports up to a good number of six family members.
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Google Play Music

Google Play Music

The Google Play Music is a streaming app that boast of over 35 million songs available, which is among the most of any of the available music streaming apps on the list. Subscribers Google Play Music also get a free YouTube Red membership which allow them view YouTube videos without advertising along with some extra additional features. Aside that, Google Play Music is also known for its absurd number of playlists along with its Material Design inspired User Interface. One can listen to free music, but you are limited to just playlists while paid subscribers of Google Play Music have full reign. Google Play Music also has a $14.99 family plan which can supports up to six people. Google Play Music also now includes podcasts.
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iHeartRadio 

iHeartRadio

The iHeartRadio is the favorite for many users because it is absolutely free including a ton of contents. iHeartRadio boasts of over 1500 live radio stations that covers a variety of musical genres. iHeartRadio also has talk radio if you are into that and seasonal radio if you need Christmas music or something like that as the case may be. On iHeartRadio, one can create Custom Stations based on music you like and iHeartRadio boasts of a catalog of 18 million songs by 450000 different artists. iHeartRadio does not have the individual song control of Spotify or Google Play Music, but it's right up with Pandora in terms of ease of use and convenience.
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Pandora

The Pandora is among the most popular available music streaming apps out there we have today. Pandora is supported on virtually every platform including some mobile vehicles and it is very easy to use. As a result, the popularity of  Pandora has spring up over the years Pandora is a non-interactive platform which simply means that all you can do is skip tracks, one can give them a thumbs up, or give them a thumbs down. Free users of Pandora can only skip so many tracks of their choice per day while the paid subscribers of Pandora can have unlimited skips as the case may be. Pandora only caveat is that it only features about one million songs hand-picked in their catalog.
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Slacker Radio

Slacker Radio

The Slacker Radio is an underdog in the music streaming apps world, pretty good right? The free version of the Slacker Radio is similar to Pandora, with limit track skipping of six skip per hour and the ability to create your own stations. $3.99 per month subscription on Slacker Radio gets you ad-free listening, unlimited song skips, and offline stations. Those that go full price on Slacker Radio will get a Spotify-like experience with on-demand song playbacks as well as handmade playlists as well. As a result, the service of Slacker Radio is among the most versatile out there available. The only potential caveat of the Slacker Radio is that it has about 12 million songs.
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SoundCloud 

SoundCloud

The SoundCloud is one of the more entertaining music streaming apps out there available today. For years now, SoundCloud has been a bastion of independent media and you can find all kinds of good stuff on SoundCloud. In early year of 2016, they launched SoundCloud Go, which gives you everything as a whole that SoundCloud is but also including popular music from well-known artists all around the world. Thus, that gave SoundCloud the largest library of them all with roughly about 125 million songs.
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Spotify 

Spotify

The Spotify is a pretty much more undisputed king of music streaming apps out there. Spotify features over 30 million songs available in its library and also with playlists of both handmade and curated, decent discovery tools, video content, and podcasts as well. Hence, Spotify is one of the most well structured streaming services out there available. One can use Spotify for free and still have free access to playlists but you'll need to fork out full price in order to get the entire experience. Spotify also includes a family plan.
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Tidal 

Tidal

The Tidal is another interesting music streaming service of our time. Tidal claims to have the highest royalty payment rate to artists and still boasts a catalog of 25 million songs along with 130000 music videos. The Tidal app has had its problems in the past, but it seems like it is improving as the time goes by. It also features regular lossy streaming or one can pay the $19.99 per month for the lossless i.e 16-bit FLAC streaming option available. Tidal also includes things like music history articles, offline mode, and more.
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TuneIn Radio

TuneIn Radio

TuneIn is not the biggest music streaming app of our time, but it has a lot to offer in its case. TuneIn is a radio station based service that has over 100000 radio stations that include music, talk, comedy, sports, and other types of radio stations services availabe. On TuneIn there are also AM and FM stations for your convenience. If one can pay the $7.99 per month, you’ll get access to 600 commercial-free music stations, no banner ads, and live sports, Awesome! right? TuneIn is an excellent overall option because of its generous offerings, but it’s not quite as musically inclined as many others on this list.
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