Despite its global popularity as a music streaming platform, Spotify has notably lacked an option for users to enjoy music in lossless format. However, there are indications that this might soon change with the potential introduction of a new subscription tier that offers lossless audio quality.
Unearthed by an observant Redditor, it appears that Spotify may be gearing up to launch a new tier known as “Supremium” HiFi, internally referred to as “Nemo.” This fresh subscription level promises to deliver 24-bit lossless audio, a feature sure to pique the interest of audiophiles and music enthusiasts who seek the highest audio quality for their favorite tracks.
In addition to the superior audio quality, this upcoming tier is expected to offer several enticing features and perks. These may include a seamless listening experience with “zero lag or delay” during audio streaming, the opportunity to enjoy up to 30 hours of monthly audiobook content, and an AI-driven playlist creation feature that tailors music selections based on user preferences.
The Redditor’s discovery also suggests that the Supremium tier will come in two variations: Duo and Family. As of now, specific details regarding the pricing of this new tier and its official launch remain undisclosed. However, if these speculations hold true, it is estimated that the subscription fee could be set at approximately $20 per month.
The prospect of a “Supremium” HiFi tier on Spotify has certainly generated curiosity among music aficionados eagerly awaiting the potential enhancement of their audio streaming experience.
