Starting later this year, Spotify Premium subscribers in select global markets will have the opportunity to upgrade their sound quality to Spotify HiFI, delivering music at a level that is said to rival CD equality.
The new offering, which comes after Amazon Music, Deezer and Tidal introduced similar services, was introduced by Billie Eilish and his brother Finneas during the live broadcast of Spotify Stream On.
“High-quality audio means more information, there are things you won’t hear if you don’t have a good sound system,” said Billie Eilish. “It’s really important just because we make music that [queremos] let it be heard the way it was made. “
Finneas added: “Every time someone really takes the time to sit down with our music and listen to it in a very high quality way, it is very exciting because I know that they are hearing everything we intended.”
Billie Eilish to premiere her documentary this week
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Spotify will launch the service in 85 new markets, including Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America / Caribbean, later this year. On the other hand, Eilish recently shared a live version of ‘ilomilo’, taken from her upcoming documentary ‘The World’s A Little Blurry’.
As we mentioned in The Truth News, the film will hit Apple TV + later this week (February 26) and will follow the singer behind the scenes on her journey to stardom. Eilish talked about her reaction to seeing the documentary for the first time earlier this month.
“We were in my living room,” he said. “I was like, ‘Nope, no one is allowed to see it, not even my family, no one can see it until I’ve seen it, because I knew there were some things there that were going to mortify me.”
“Shit happened. I had a stomachache all day, but I cried with joy for a long time. I never would have thought that someone could capture exactly what was happening in such a beautiful and intimate way. ” singer.
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