The music streaming service first announced Spotify Hifi in 2021, with an aim to provide Premium subscribers with access to "CD-quality, lossless audio format." But it never launched, even though rivals like Apple Music and Amazon Music Unlimited already offered lossless audio.

Bloomberg reports that Spotify is currently working on a new subscription tier likely to be released later this year.

Spotify is developing a new Music Pro plan for its Premium users that offers Hi-Fi audio quality, and more. Here's all you need to know.

Spotify is reportedly working on a premium Music Pro subscription plan with new AI tools, high-quality audio, and more.

Spotify is finally making its long-awaited move into high-fidelity music streaming but with a twist. According to Bloomberg, the company is set to launch a new premium tier called Spotify Music Pro, which will introduce CD-quality audio—something it first promised back in 2021 under the name Spotify HiFi.

Spotify plans to introduce a 'Music Pro' service at an additional cost of up to $5.99 a month, featuring high-quality audio, remixing tools, and concert ticket access. Pricing will vary by region, with the service potentially launching this year,

Spotify is rolling out a Music Pro tier later this year that will give users access to higher-quality audio and remixing tools, according to Bloomberg. The tier will reportedly cost users $6 per month on top of their $12 Premium subscription,

Spotify imagines users will be willing to pay $6 more a month for HiFi, lossless music streaming, but it may also let you rejigger songs with AI.

Fi, was supposed to launch in late 2021, but a new report says it's definitely coming this year. A suggested price has been revealed too. Spotify Hi-Fi is the great white whale of music streaming. Although announced way back in February 2021,