Music is sweet medicine for the soul.
The only thing that could make listening to music better is if you could do it at no cost.
Well, weve got fantastic news for you.
Free music is great, but what about free TV? We’ve rounded up13 free TV appsthat will help you cut cable.
Grab your disco suit; its time to boogie.
Free music with ads and restrictions, or a paid subscription with unlimited access the choice is yours.
Spotify
The green giant known asSpotifyneeds no introduction to the music-loving community.
The Swedish company has been streaming music around the globe for over a decade and a half.
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Listeners can jump on board Spotifys free plan without ever needing to spend a dime.
Listen to music via the downloadable app or your favorite web web client.
Theres also no offline listening with the free tier.
you’re able to stream the music service via a web net online gate or the dedicatedAmazon Musicapp.
Channels are plentiful on TuneIn, meaning there is something for every listener.
If you wish, you’re able to upgrade to TuneIn Premium to remove such limitations.
iHeartRadio
Another excellent choice for music listeners who love a radio-style format isiHeartRadio.
iHeartRadio offers Plus and All Access subscriptions, giving listeners premium experiences at a monthly fee.
Ad-free Pandora Plus and Premium plans are available.
Jango
One of our favorite free music streaming services isJango.
Its the only option we could find with unlimited music and no commercials.
If you prefer a radio-style experience, we recommend checking outJango.
Yes, you might listen toSpotifywithout needing to download any software onto your gear.
Michael Archambault is a senior writer with The Penny Hoarder specializing in technology.
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