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Playing music used to be a specialized process. Wiping off the dust from the vinyl, turning on the amplifier and stereo system, we could then put the vinyl into the vinyl player and enjoy the amazing range of the 8 songs on both sides. Now with music streaming services, all we have to do is whip out our phones and we have the entire collection of a million artists right in our pocket. This isn't just an iPod in your pocket with 10,000 songs. But here’s the thing, with all these music streaming services vying for your support, which platform is best for you? Individual pricing for these 4 music streaming services is roughly the same: Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Tidal (HiFi) are all $9.98. For families, all 4 music streaming services allow subscriptions for up to 6 accounts in the same household (including plan holders). Apple Music and YouTube Music cost around $2.50 per user, with the cheapest home price starting at $14.98. However, price is only one aspect of choosing a music streaming service. So, let’s see what unique features each service offers. Apple Music The giant in the technology market has made it very convenient for current Apple users to join Apple Music by launching Apple One. This allows current users to use the music streaming service using other well-known Apple services like iCloud (which most users will have). All songs on the Apple Music platform can be streamed in lossless format, allowing you to hear the highest quality available on the streaming platform. They also come with unique features like spatial audio, allowing users to immerse themselves in "3D" audio at the highest possible quality. Apple Music also works perfectly with other Apple devices like HomePod or iPad. By using its Continuity feature, Apple Music subscribers will experience their music being transferred seamlessly from one device to another. Notable Features: High-fidelity music | Better integration with Apple devices Best for: Current Apple users | Audiophiles Spotify Spotify has always been a mainstay in music streaming and is perfect for iOS users and Android/Windows users. Its app works well on all platforms and has a huge library of songs. It also has the largest library of playlists, which can be a game-changer at your next poker night with friends. You can also collaborate on playlists on Spotify to create your next mixtape for your loved ones. It turns out that having a large selection of collaborative playlists allows businesses such as bars, retail stores, and even gyms to access a lexicon of music selections that fit their business premise. Give them the opportunity to change the vibe or keep up with music trends for their clients. Spotify allows the use of third-party apps like Songkick, allowing you to see when your favorite artist's next live performance is. Spotify is also integrating podcasts into its main app, adding the ability to listen to your favorite podcasts on-demand. Notable Features: Third-Party Integration | Playlist Collaboration YouTube Music YouTube Music is a separate service from YouTube Premium. You do get YouTube Music when you subscribe to YouTube Premium, though, although you'll need to add a few extra bucks to your monthly bill. If you already use YouTube for entertainment and education, it's very convenient to get YouTube Premium (where you get YouTube Music) to skip ads and also download videos to your device. If you already curate playlists or generally listen to music through YouTube, getting YouTube Music (or Premium) might be a suitable option. Amazingly, YouTube Music also converts the video performance of the song into audio format, which you can then listen to while performing other tasks at home or in the office. This will come in handy if you like to listen to covers or live performances of your favorite songs that are only available in video format. Since YouTube is a free platform used by many independent artists or garage bands to showcase their music, you can also use YouTube Music to find and listen to lesser-known artists, including those that fly under the radar. This way you can support art in its most basic form. Notable Features: Video to audio translation | Play "unofficial" indie genre songs Good for: Current YouTube Premium subscribers | Heavy YouTube users | Support local artists Tidal Tidal prides itself on delivering high-quality music to the masses. It delivers ultra-high quality music in a Master Quality Certified (MQA) format that plays songs close to master recordings. Since Tidal was founded by artists, they have "Tidal Originals," which are documentary videos/special event videos that bring you behind-the-scenes footage and documentaries of your favorite artists. If you like your artists very much, you can purchase their HiFi Plus plan, which pays 10% of your plan to the artists you listen to most. Distinguished features: High-quality audio | Sony 360-degree real audio | MQA Suitable for: Audiophiles | Artist fan base

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