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Guardians of the Galaxy: Throwback your Playlist

karlaredor

I just watched the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 this weekend. I loved the soundtrack of this film, just like the first one. Hence, I searched for the Vol. 2 mixtape. I found one on YouTube. However, I wanted it to come from an official source. During my search, I found out about a Disney and Spotify collaboration. I visited this website to generate a retro playlist based on my selected Spotify playlist. The playlist is now named Coldplay!!!- Vol. 2. It has 20 tracks from various artists. My playlist has songs from Queen, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Fleetwood Mac, Sex Pistols, Led Zeppelin, and more.

Listen to the Guardians of the Galaxy – The Complete Mixtape at Spotify.

Spotify Reaches 100 Million Monthly Active Users

Heland Ortega

Spotify has just announced yesterday, June 20, that its monthly active user base has sailed past the 100 million mark for the first time, up from 75 million a few months ago.

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The music streaming service also announced that they have the biggest paid subscriber base in the entire industry, with 30 million users paying for the premium service, and the remaining 70 million user still tune into their free subscription. That’s actually pretty solid that 3 out of 10 subscribers are actually paying for the premium service.

If you are still into their free subscription, you may want to check out the difference between its free service and premium service on the chart provided by Spotify.

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Spotify Reaches 100 Million Monthly Active Users

Heland Ortega

Spotify has just announced yesterday, June 20, that its monthly active user base has sailed past the 100 million mark for the first time, up from 75 million a few months ago.

spotify final 1

The music streaming service also announced that they have the biggest paid subscriber base in the entire industry, with 30 million users paying for the premium service, and the remaining 70 million user still tune into their free subscription. That’s actually pretty solid that 3 out of 10 subscribers are actually paying for the premium service.

If you are still into their free subscription, you may want to check out the difference between its free service and premium service on the chart provided by Spotify.

spotify final 2

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Beats Music shutting down on November 30

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If you’re using the subscription-based service of Beats Music, you have until the end of the month to switch to an active streaming service.

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Apple has announced that it’s pulling the plug on its acquired music steaming service by November 30. Users are advised to switch to Apple Music where they will be able port their “picks and preferences” easily. Also, as mentioned by Apple, the people curating music for Beats Music is also working for Apple Music.

Head over to the link here to know about the transfer from Beats to Apple Music. Beats was acquired by Apple for $3 billion, and with it, they also gained control of Beats Music back in May 2014.

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Poll: What’s your streaming music service of choice?

Abe Olandres Leave a comment

We’ve been noticing for the past several months that a lot of people we know have changed their music listening habits. Some have stopped from buying albums from iTunes while many have forgotten to download songs from torrent sites. It seems like music streaming services have changed people’s listening habits. So, we wanted to take a poll to see how far and wide the changes are.

The major players in the local market are Spotify, Spinnr, Deezer, Rdio and Guvera. We’ve tried all of them and know a number of people who’ve been using all on the list.

Spotify has partnered with Globe while Smart has Deezer on top of its own Spinnr (read: With Deezer’s arrival, what will happen to Spinnr?), Rdio is preferred by Chromecast users as it’s supported by the device, Guvera is fairly new and doesn’t seem to have something unique of its own.

So, let’s get it on with the polls — which music streaming service are you using?

Do leave a comment below if you have some thoughts on why you’re using your preferred choice.

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