You can now listen to an unlimited amount of music without purchasing any tracks, as you would with a traditional MP3 player.

Streaming music services can help reduce piracy in some countries with low awareness of copyright. When it comes to streaming music services, Spotify is undoubtedly one of the best.

Even though there are numerous similar services available today, Spotify remains the best due to its extensive collections and global support.

But somewhere, we cannot access Spotify; it may be because of geo-restriction; at that time, we can access that site by going through node unblocker, which will provide you access.

We also installed the Spotify app on my desktop and used it daily to accompany my working activities.

We've tried other streaming music services but always return to Spotify. Here are some reasons why Spotify is worthy enough to be called the best streaming music service in the world.

Why Spotify is the Best Streaming Music Service?

1 Spotify is available globally

The huge difference between Spotify and similar services is the availability.

Services like Apple Music and Google Play Music are currently only available in developed countries like the USA and Europe countries while Joox, a Chinese streaming service, is still limited to several countries in Asia.

Spotify, on the other hand, has been available in many countries. At the time of writing, the streaming music service is available in 67 countries, starting from developing countries to developed countries.

With its wide availability, it's unsurprising that Spotify has become the world's number one streaming music service.

2 Supports Multiple Platforms

Aside from its widespread availability, Spotify is also ahead of in-app support. Most streaming music services currently only offer mobile and web apps for users to listen to the songs they offer.

Those who spend most of their days in front of a laptop or desktop PC (like me) require a desktop app to listen to music while working because keeping a streaming tab open in a web browser can disrupt our focus.

Spotify, unlike other streaming music services, has a desktop app.

Furthermore, users from three major platforms — Windows, Mac, and Linux — can enjoy Spotify's desktop app because the streaming music service provides a desktop app for those platforms.

3 Feature-rich for free account

Spotify is an example of a freemium app. You can listen to countless songs by your favorite bands and singers on Spotify for free.

If you require more features and capabilities, a premium account is available. With a free account, we can create playlists, follow our favorite bands and singers, and listen to songs as much as we want.

The only weakness is that we have to deal with a containing-ads sound that appears about three or four times per song.

4. Has abundant collections with no genre exception

Spotify is a great place to go if you want to relive your childhood by listening to songs by Westlife, The Cranberries, and The Corrs.

You can, of course, use other services such as SoundCloud or YouTube. However, as you delve deeper and deeper into Spotify, you will realize how abundant it is.

Spotify covers nearly every music genre, from pop to rock to classical. You can even find songs from your country's local music genre.

5 Can play songs without an internet connection

If you upgrade your free Spotify account to premium, you can do many things you could not do with the free account.

One of them allows you to download as many songs as you want to your devices and play them without connecting to the internet.

You don't have to worry about copyright violations because downloading songs from Spotify is legal.

6 Because Taylor Swift Has Returned

As one of today's most popular singers, it's safe to say that everyone is delighted to see Taylor Swift on Spotify.

We understand how it feels to discover your favorite bands and singers on streaming music services like Spotify. But, on occasion, things do not always go as planned.

Taylor Swift removed all of her songs from Spotify in 2014. She contended that streaming services such as Spotify could not provide adequate compensation to artists.

However, the conflict is over. Taylor Swift has returned to Spotify, where you can listen to her songs.

Everyone has their own thoughts on services like Spotify. However, we believe the above reasons are sufficient to declare Spotify the best streaming service. At least until today.

Is Spotify Free?

Spotify's basic, ad-supported version is entirely free. It provides unlimited access to the entire catalog of music and podcasts but has a few drawbacks.

The most annoying is the frequent ad breaks. If you're listening at a party, these can ruin your groove.

There are also only a few song skips available, and audio quality is slightly lower at 160kbit/s.

Why Should You Pay for Spotify Premium?

Subscribing to Spotify Premium is a beautiful way to avoid annoying advertisements, but there's more to the paid version than you might think. Here are some reasons why Spotify Premium might be worthwhile for you.

• No Advertisements Anywhere: Including both audio and banner advertisements.
  
  
• Better Audio Quality: The upgrade from 160kbit/s to 320kbit/s in Spotify Premium may be well worth it.
  
  
• Downloading Songs (sort of): Spotify Premium includes the ability to download songs for offline listening. You will, however, lose access to them if you cancel your subscription.
  
  
• Unlimited Skipping and No Obligatory Shuffling on the Mobile App. You can skip to your heart's content with Spotify Premium. Spotify's free version shuffles all playlists and even adds single tracks to shuffled playlists, but it only allows you six skips per hour. This only happens on mobile apps, but it's still annoying.
  
  
• Ad-supported Hulu Access: You can have this bonus feature if you live in the US.

Our Thoughts

We try to list seven reasons why Spotify is superior. If you are a creator, you may be interested to know that Spotify currently dominates the market for online music streaming.