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Spotify launched in India

Spotify, Spotify India, Spotify sign in, Spotify launch, Spotify music, Spotify install, Music app, spotify premiumSpotify is a well-known music app name in the music industry world. India is the 79th market Spotify India has launched. Though its a bit late but I think India will be a welcoming market for them. You can find here the maximum songs available all over the world. Compared to other apps that provide the same service Spotify has been able to stand on top of all of them. It is available in 8 languages for now English, Bengali, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu. Though it has been officially launched today, it was available for install yesterday only. Spotify is available in both a free and Spotify premium version.
           In free, ad version you will be able to listen to all the songs available in the Spotify directory contrary to the services given in other countries. In free version though you will not be able to enjoy music at its top quality. 
           Spotify sign-in has different options. In premium version, Spotify India is giving three options: Spotify premium, Spotify prepaid plan and Spotify student-friendly pack.  Spotify premium is giving 30-day free trial option while subscribing for Rs.119/month. Spotify prepaid plan is available for as low as Rs. 13/day which goes to the max of Rs. 1189/year. 
            The third plan is a student-friendly plan is available for Rs. 59/month. From the date of subscription, your student account will be valid for 12 months after which you have to re-validate your id. You can download Spotify from play store by clicking here Spotify

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