The web based music streaming service, Pure Music, has finally hit UK market. Pure Music is the latest entrant in the field and is
expected to provide tough challenge to current reigning provider, Spotify. Pure Music would be offering a month of its services free of cost. It has collaborated with 7Digital and thus would have access to 7Digital’s wide-ranging repository of music records.
Colin Crawford, director of marketing with Pure, said, “Forget the hassle of downloading and ripping – just search and enjoy. Both intuitive and easy-to-use, Pure Music has been designed to be at the heart of Pure’s expanding and market-leading range of internet-connected radio and audio products.”
Pure Music has also announced its subscription plans. Its basic plan comes at £4.99 a month and it will offer unlimited streaming of music. It will also let you stream music over multiple devices, so that you are not restricted to just one player. You can play music on the company’s own internet connected radios, on its lounge website or via your iOS and Android mobile apps.
However, Pure Music is not offering any caching services for the time being. The service is expected to arrive later, albeit with an addition fee tacked to it. You can stream music via Wi-Fi connection and 3G. The service is already live in the UK.
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