Apple Music is currently adding tons of songs in Dolby Atmos Music, and Lossless Audio to its entire music catalog. Do you have a Spotify subscription and you are eager to move to Apple Music to enjoy these new features?
You might be thinking “what about my playlists in Spotify?” The number of days and hours you have spent grouping your favorite artists, songs, and albums.
No need to worry, some brilliant startups have free and paid options to help you move your playlists seamlessly to Apple Music.
Where to start from
To start, you will need a Spotify account with playlists you would like to transfer. Either the ones you have created or from your favorite followers.
Another requirement is downloading and subscribing to Apple Music, as a bonus for first-timers there is a 3 months free trial. So you can unsubscribe before it expires.
Little disclaimer, not all songs or albums available on the Spotify Music platform will be available on Apple Music. So brace yourself for some losses.
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For iPhone users, looking to shift from Spotify to Apple Music, there are loads of mobile applications to get the job done. One of the best that comes to mind is songshift.
It’s a free app to use, although it has a paid version “Pro account”, which quickens the transfer process and gives you other benefits. Another option available for iOS is the Switcheroo Transfer app.
As mentioned earlier, not all songs and albums available on Spotify will be available on Apple Music. That includes Concert videos, remixes, mastered editions of albums and songs.
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