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New code in Spotify’s app references the long-awaited ‘lossless’ tier
- Spotify has hinted at a long-awaited lossless audio tier through references in its app code.
- Newly added references in the Spotify desktop app's code mention a 'lossless' tier under development.
- The code snippets include help cards explaining the offerings and troubleshooting for the lossless tier.
- References to 'lossless' have been spotted in the desktop app, describing the best sound quality at 24-bit/44.1 kHz.
- Changes were also noted in the mobile app mentioning high-fidelity music up to 24-bit/44.1 kHz.
- However, the feature seems to be currently disabled in the mobile app.
- Previous leaks and code references have hinted at a lossless tier, but it hasn't been launched yet.
- Spotify executives have mentioned investing in premium products for 'super fans' without specifying a launch date for higher-quality streaming options.
- Spotify initially planned a lossless service in 2021, encountering delays due to licensing issues.
- Recent deals with major labels might pave the way for the long-awaited lossless tier launch.
- Reports suggest a Music Pro tier could launch in 2025, offering high-quality streaming and remixing features.
- Spotify has not commented on the Music Pro tier report.
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