For Nokia
Lumia users who are also music lovers, there is good news. Nokia Corporation
(ADR)(NYSE:NOK) is going to launch Nokia Music, a free music streaming service.
Music fans can stream music from a collection of more than 150 playlists,
updated regularly by a team of expert musicologists based in the U.S. So there
is something for every music lover, as the service covers all genres ranging
from underground Detroit house tracks to New York philharmonic pieces. Additionally,
playlists dedicated to global artists such as Lady Gaga and Rihanna are also
available.
Music
aficionados can also create their own sound tracks by using the service’s
‘Create’ function. The entire experience is hassle free: no registration and no
subscription. There aren’t even any ads, so there is absolutely no disruption when
listening to music. What’s more, Nokia Music playlists can be accessed offline
too, say on a flight or even when commuting.
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Consumers
can also use Nokia Music’s ‘Gig Finder’ which can find the consumer’s exact
location and pinpoint live concerts and shows taking place in that locality,
taking the music experience to a new level altogether.
According
to Jyrki Rosenberg, VP of Entertainment at Nokia, "The USA is the most
vibrant and competitive digital music market in the world -- by a wide margin.
We have worked extra hard to ensure our service meets the expectations of the
demanding, active and inspired music fans in the USA. I would like to challenge
everyone to try Nokia Music and see just how easy and enjoyable the service is
to use."
Consumers
using a Nokia Lumia 900 or a Nokia Lumia 710 can download the Nokia Music App
at no cost from Marketplace.
There is also
another announcement scheduled, that of the collaboration between Nokia Music,
AT&T and Green Day, revolving around the band’s new album Uno. Green Day
will perform an exclusive concert and also provide playlists to Nokia Music
only for AT&T consumers.
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