<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Spotify's lossless streaming feature may finally be close to launching after years of waiting, with new hints suggesting its imminent arrival.</li><li>Spicetify, a Spotify client customization tool, discovered hidden references to lossless streaming in a new Spotify version.</li><li>Screenshots shared by the Spicetify account show mentions of lossless in the app's settings and options for device connection.</li><li>Although Spotify's lossless streaming is not live yet, these findings indicate the feature's potential near introduction.</li><li>Spotify had announced a 'Spotify HiFi' tier in 2021, originally scheduled for launch that year, which didn't materialize.</li><li>Spotify CEO Daniel Ek mentioned working on a 'deluxe' version of Spotify in 2024, and recent reports suggest a new 'Music Pro' tier could be introduced by the end of this year.</li><li>Bloomberg reported that the new tier might cost up to $5.99 more than current subscriptions and could feature higher-quality streaming.</li><li>Other music services like Apple Music, Amazon Music, and Tidal already provide lossless streaming options.</li></ul>

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