Spotify News

Online music streaming service Spotify is recruiting a U.S.

It seems as though YouTube isn't satisfied with being the main place go to for practically any video, especially music-related, that a user could want to view.

Former Talking Head David Byrne has attacked streaming music services for knocking back creativity and for paying a "pittance" to artists.

Yesterday it was announced individuals in Germany who are interested in using the Spotify music service no longer need a Facebook account to join.

Sydney - Swedish Spotify.com is a site which allows you to stream music ad-free. It pays a small amount of royalties to the record companies, and artists are the last thing on anyone’s minds. The launch of Spotify has Australian musicians very annoyed.

Millions of Spotify users worldwide have been craving an iPad app since the launch of the iPad itself. Today, those millions of users got their wish.

Washington - President Barack Obama has released his campaign playlist. The list includes 29 songs from a wide variety of artistes representing different genres, including ELO, Al Green, Wilco, Jennifer Hudson, and oldies such as Aretha Franklin's "The Weight."

Spotify, an online streaming music service who joined forces with Facebook recently, has now taken a hint from its social contemporary and yesterday launched an experimental version of its new service called Spotify Apps.

Tonight, Google launched its online music service, featuring the ability to listen to songs on Android devices and the Google+ social network. It's unclear when Google Music will be available outside the U.S.

A free add-on has recently been released for Spotify on Windows, which adds an equalizer to allow you to enhance the sound of your music.