We can't get enough of the @songkick app! Check it out in today's App of the Day: http://t.co/z4ltKYTo
One's company? Send us your "happy to be single" tracks to build a great playlist for next week http://t.co/Vzh7f174
#BobMarley would've been 67 years old today #MusicMonday http://t.co/YZNqOrCx
Do you have any playlists with #BestBandsIHaveSeenLive? Share them! #playitforward
RT @himupnorth: @Spotify Radio app is fantastic. Discovered loads of new artists that way.
What's your 'how-did-I-ever-live-without' #SpotifyPlatform app? Share with us your favorite new feature!
#FollowFriday our friends from @thisdayinmusic who gave us the tunes for this week. Check their playlists here http://t.co/g2Te1NSw
Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow. Here's a playlist to help you cope with the news. http://t.co/EDZ5BynZ #playitforward
Hey @disneymusic, we can help you to share your playlists. Follow us so we can DM
Check out our playlist with the nominees from the @NMEmagazine Awards 2012 http://t.co/hZ5kqIoX

Music purchases

Spotify isn’t just good for streaming, it’s also great for downloads. With Spotify you can purchase individual tracks and albums and keep them as MP3s. This comes in handy if you use an older iPod or MP3 player and want music on the go. If you like to ‘try before you buy’ you can do it all with Spotify.

If a track or album is available for purchase a little ‘Buy’ button will be displayed next to it. Simply click it and without leaving Spotify, you’ll download the MP3 files.

Music you’ve purchased can be downloaded 3-5 times depending on which label the music comes from. The files are in MP3 format and most of them are either 256 or 320 kbps – the quality is specified when purchasing. The files are also playable in Spotify (under ‘Purchases’) as long as they remain on your hard drive.