Music streaming services have been part of our life for years. In reality, there is a load of music streaming platforms out there that offer different ways to explore music. Most are available free of charge, but many also feature in-app purchases and monthly subscription plans. Keeping up with all new music releases out there is a full-time job, with that in mind, I have you covered.

In the section below, I made a list of the best music streaming services for your iPhone. Before we get started, keep in mind that music is best listened to with a great pair of headphones. If you are in the market for a good pair of Bluetooth wireless earbuds for your iPhone, make sure you check out my picks at here

Apple Music

Apple Music is a reliable music-streaming service out there. What makes it stand out lies in its Beats 1, the internet radio that provides live broadcasts to over 100 countries every day. Apple’s music-streaming service initially launched in several markets but expanded to most parts of the world.

Apple Music has been through a number of updates since release, with new changes made to the user interface and library of songs. Indeed, Apple Music offers you complete access to over 50 million songs, custom playlists, and radio shows. However, it does not come free as a subscription starts at $9,99 per month for individuals, while it’s $15 for a Family plan and $5 for a Student sub. Also, you can update thousands of songs to Apple’s server and listen to them offline.

Spotify

Spotify is the number one music-streaming service in the industry, surpassing 80 million paying subscribers worldwide. Spotify now offers a 30-day free trial and then charges $9,99 per month. There is also a $5 student subscription that includes Hulu. For that price, you will gain access to over 40 million tracks. The coolest part is that you can download millions of songs to your device for offline listening. If you are looking for an Apple Music alternative, then Spotify is worth your shot.

Amazon Music

Amazon is a big name in the industry and it has its own music streaming music service to take on the likes of Apple and Spotify. Amazon Music offers you access to 10 million songs for $10 a month. If you are now an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can gain access to Prime Music (around 2 million songs) free for charge.

Amazon Music includes an offline mode that lets you play any song on the go. The best part is that you can stream your music from your iPhone to your Echo smart speaker or Fire TV and use the Alexa app to control music playback.

SoundCloud

SoundCloud is a music community platform that helps you discover new musicians and upload your own music. SoundCloud has been out there for years, serving as a reliable place for music lovers around the world. If you are a music creator, then I recommend checking out SoundCloud. In reality, SoundCloud is a free service, but it charges only $5 for all music creators out there. For that price, you will get additional storage space and stats for your uploaded tracks. If you are willing to pay $9,99 per month, you can download over 30 million songs for offline listening.

Slacker Radio

Slacker Radio is a popular music-streaming service that focuses on radio stations. Indeed, you can stream top radio stations across the world. The coolest part is that you can share your customized music stations with friends and other users.

Slacker Radio Premium now charges $9,99 per month. For that price, you will get additional features like unlimited skips, offline listening, or improved audio quality. There is also a $3,99 Plus plan. If you are a big fan of music from different countries, then Slacker Radio is a solid choice.

These are the best music-streaming services for iPhone. If you have got any questions, leave your comments below.