Nine streaming services add all Beatles songs to offers

News Wireless Global 23 DEC 2015
Nine streaming services add all Beatles songs to offers
The full list of songs recorded by the Beatles' music will finally be available on streaming music services, starting from 24 December, Christmas Eve, writes Recode.net. In total, nine services will offer all the music band's songs, namely Spotify, Apple Music, Slacker, Tidal, Microsoft's Groove, Rhapsody, Deezer, Google Play and Amazon Prime. Pandora and Rdio do not have access to the music band's full catalog. Pandora only offers a number of songs from Beatles via its web radio service, while Rdio announced its customers that it's closing its service on 22 December.

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