While Spotify has established itself as a global music streaming giant, it has conspicuously lacked an option for users to savor music in lossless quality. However, recent findings hint at an impending change, with the possible introduction of a new subscription tier offering lossless audio.
Unearthed by a vigilant Redditor, it seems that Spotify is gearing up to unveil a fresh tier dubbed “Supremium” HiFi, known internally as “Nemo.” This upcoming subscription level aims to provide 24-bit lossless audio, a tantalizing prospect for audiophiles and music enthusiasts seeking the utmost audio fidelity.
In addition to the superior audio quality, the anticipated tier is poised to offer a suite of alluring features. These could encompass a lag-free audio streaming experience, the potential to enjoy up to 30 hours of monthly audiobook content, and an AI-powered playlist creation tool that tailors music selections based on user preferences.
The code discovered by the Redditor also suggests that the Supremium tier will come in two variants: Duo and Family. Presently, specifics regarding the pricing and official launch date of this new tier remain under wraps. Nevertheless, if these speculations prove accurate, the subscription fee could hover around the $20 per month mark.
The prospect of a “Supremium” HiFi tier has stirred anticipation among music aficionados, raising expectations for an enhanced audio streaming journey with Spotify.
