Currently within streaming music services we can find various platforms that offer us the possibility of enjoying all our favorite music directly from our device without having to download absolutely nothing, although it is advisable if we do not want to quickly run out of data rates if we are listening to music all day without a Wi-Fi connection.
Currently the race is won by Spotify, which a month ago reached 30 million paying subscribers, while the latest figures from Apple Music offer us just under 11 million subscribers. Apparently both platforms are managing to grow at the same rate, so at least for now, it seems a bit difficult that the Apple Music service can become the king of streaming music.
But of course Apple does not throw in the towel and continues to negotiate with different artists to offer their new albums exclusively. On this occasion, the selected singer has been Drake and his new album Views From the 6, which will hit Apple Music a week before As with the rest of streaming music services, what we don't know exactly is when it will arrive, so for now we just have to wait.
Let's see if other artists like Kanye West, they learn how to do things without making a fool of themselves as he has done with his new album and the supposed exclusivity for Tidal. Shortly before releasing his new album The Life Of Pablo, Kanye assured that no other streaming music platform would have his new album, but as we have seen, two weeks after its premiere on Tidal and after being one of the albums most downloaded through The Pirate Bay, Kanye gave his arm to twist and offered his new album on Apple Music, Spotify, Pandora ...