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Starting today you’ll be able to pay for your Spotify Premium subscription using a Paypal account. Adding Paypal, along with Pressbyrån & 7-Eleven, is part of our continuing effort to make it as convenient as possible for you to subscribe. Paypal accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover cards, you can also link Paypal directly to your bank account to make payments.
At the moment Paypal is only available in the UK, we’ll be supporting more countries in the near future.
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For the second day in a row we have a music update to let you know about. We added 5,148 albums and singles to the catalogue today, in total 74,697 new tracks are now available.
A highlight includes:
Have a look at the Google doc for the full listing of all the releases. As with every update not all albums listed may be available in your country and some tracks previously available may no longer be playable due to regional restrictions.
Let us know what gems you find in this update.
We’ve got a number of new pre-releases today for Spotify Premium subscribers.
First up is the self titled debut album from Swedish band Tutankamon, available now for subscribers in Sweden, Finland, Norway, UK, Spain and France.
Trip hop duo Massive Attack have a new EP, Splitting The Atom, out in October but
subscribers in Sweden can listen now!
London folk duo Mumford & Sons release their debut album, Sigh No More, early next month. Starting today Spotify Premium subscribers in the UK can listen to the album before it’s released.
The final release is from Danish alternative band The Asteroids Galaxy Tour. Their The Asteroids Galaxy Tour Live release is now available to all subscribers for pre-listen.
This month we’ve done a meet & greet and a pre-release with Mika. Now we’re offering Spotify Premium subscribers in Sweden the chance to see him live in concert. This is an invite-only event and the only show he’s doing in the Nordics this year, so don’t miss out!
The concert is this Thursday, October 1st, at Berns 2.35:1 in Stockholm and we have 30 pairs of tickets to hand out. For a chance to go to this exclusive show leave a comment on the blog and let us know why you want to go, we’ll notify winners on Wednesday.
A few days back we submitted an update of our iPhone app to the App Store for approval. The update will improve the general stability of the app, as well as add a few small improvements such as pausing music when you pull out your head phones. We’re also adding the capability for more efficient streaming over low bandwidth to help out those of you on slower connections. It will likely take a few weeks for the update to appear but we wanted to let everyone know that it’s on the way.
We had a small music update that I wanted to let you know about. We added 1,461 albums and singles to the catalogue, in total 17,344 new tracks are now available.
A highlight includes:
Have a look at the Google doc for the full listing of all the releases. As with every update not all albums listed may be available in your country and some tracks previously available may no longer be playable due to regional restrictions.
Let us know what gems you find in this update.

Swedish jazz group Oskar Schönning are embarking on their Heartbeat Tour later this month and we’ve got a pair of tickets to each show to give to Spotify Premium subscribers in Sweden.
For a chance to see them live in concert leave a comment on the blog and let us know which city you’d like to see them in.

English duo Bent released their debut album, Programmed to Love, back in 1999 to critical acclaim and received groundbreaking response and praise. On October 7th they’re doing a gig at Cargo in London and we have 25 pairs of tickets for Spotify Premium users in the UK, any subscriber who doesn’t win free tickets can get 50% off at the door.
Just leave a comment on this blog post and let us know why you should get a pair of tickets to see Bent in concert.
Update: Unfortunately the Bent concert on Oct 7th has been canceled. We apologize for this and hope to have another opportunity to see them in the future.
Another music update today. We added 1,673 albums and singles to the catalogue, in total 21,060 new tracks are now available.
A few highlights include:
Have a look at the Google doc for the full listing of all the releases. As with every update not all albums listed may be available in your country and some tracks previously available may no longer be playable due to regional restrictions.
Let us know what gems you find in this update.
Another big round of pre-listen oppotunities today, in particular for subscribers in Sweden.
First up in Sweden is the album brand new eyes by American rock band Paramore.
Swedish singer-songwriter Basshunter had a new album out later this month but subscribers in Sweden can listen to Bass Generation starting today.
Also available in Sweden today is the new Emilia album, My World.
The last prerelease in Sweden today is by the metal band Mustasch. Their new self-titled album, Mustasch, is now available subscribers in Sweden.
And finally one for Spotify Premium subscribers in Finland. The new Paloma Faith album, Do You Want The Truth Or Something Beautiful?, is now available.