AT&T Launches Beats Music On January 21!

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AT&T and Beats Music have officially announced a new streaming service, being called Beats Music. They officially have been working together and want to solve the problems of the current streaming services like the high costs and lack of personalization options. This service will be for AT&T customers and those with multiline accounts will get unlimited streaming and downloads, so you can listen offline. This will be for up to five family members and can be spread across ten devices. Over 20 Millions songs will be in the lineup and the entire cost for a family will be only $14.99 a month. Plus, you get 90 days for free, this way you can test out the service and see if you like it. Beats Music integrates human pick content and playlists as well, like by top music experts and then you can go and listen to their creations. For individual customers, you can get Beats Music for three device for $9.99 a month. You can try it out for 30 days for free. This is the first time Beats has gone into the music streaming industry and they have chosen to partner with AT&T. On January 21, Beats Music will launch for all major platforms including PC’s and Android. On January 24th, it will be available at att.com/beatsmusic and in AT&T retail stores. The photos on the site, currently show the Android application running on the LG G Flex, this might mean the device is launching soon. Keep in mind it be joining AT&T exclusively at first, sometime in the first quarter. Stay Tuned To NJTechReviews For More Coverage Of The 2014 Consumer Electronics Show, Powered By Lenovo For Those Who Do!

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AT&T Launches Exclusive Breakthrough Family Offer from Beats Music

AT&T Families Get Unlimited Streaming Music and Downloads for $14.99 a Month for Up to 5 Family Members Across 10 Devices

DallasTexasJanuary 11, 2014

Beginning Jan. 21, AT&T* is introducing an innovative new offer for families to experience the music they love with an exclusive offering from Beats Music. Working together, AT&T and Beats are addressing the challenges that exist with current music subscription services today – lack of unique personalization and high costs to enjoy premium music for the family.

With Beats Music, AT&T customers on a multiline account get unlimited streaming music and downloads for offline listening for up to five family members across 10 devices. Each family member can get 24/7 access to more than 20 million songs and a unique curated experience, and the entire cost for the family is just $14.99 a month, exclusively from AT&T.   And it gets even better – you get 90 days free for your family – so you can try it and see how much your family can save.

Beats Music and AT&T offer families the music experience they’ve been waiting for:

  • Family-friendly. AT&T wireless customers on a multiline account can get music how they want, when they want, at a fantastic price.
  • Unlimited streaming and downloads. AT&T customers with Beats Music get unlimited access to curated music (both streaming and downloaded for offline listening) of the songs, albums and playlists they love to hear, no matter where they are. Five family members can each get their own personal music, on their own personal devices, and create their own playlists. They can continue to access those songs, albums and playlists for as long as they are subscribed to the Beats Music service.
  • Human-curated content for the ultimate personalization. In addition to the best personalization technology, Beats Music is unique because human experts curate hand-picked songs while streaming to deliver just the right tune at just the right time. Imagine having your playlist created by the top music experts based on your mood or specific moment. Until now, streaming services haven’t delivered this level of personalization with a human touch.

“Our collaboration with Beats Music is solving two major industry challenges. Beats Music is focused on delivering a different music service with personalized curation from real industry experts and AT&T is focused on breaking the affordability barrier that currently exists for families in subscription and downloaded music.  Everyone in the family loves music,” said David Christopher, AT&T Mobility Chief Marketing Officer. “AT&T developed an innovative offer that lets each member of the family enjoy unlimited downloads of the music they love, as well as access to all that is unique about Beats Music – all at breakthrough value on a premium wireless network.”

Beats Music is the first and only music service created by artists and music professionals. By matching the best technology with the best music expertise, Beats delivers effortless, curated music experiences that are both personalized and contextual to each listener. The Beats Music experts cover all genres and have over 300 years of music industry experience which ensures whoever the listener is, they get the right music every time.

“We’re excited to be able to offer our breakthrough service through the nation’s premier mobile service,” said Ian Rogers, Beats Music CEO. “This exclusive collaboration will allow Beats Music to lead the music streaming category by making the benefits of a premium experience available to the biggest audience. Thanks to AT&T’s commitment to an integrated approach with Beats Music, this is an affordable way for everyone in the family to enjoy the right music that’s right for them.”

AT&T’s exclusive $14.99 a month offer of Beats Music gives AT&T wireless customers unlimited music access across 10 devices for up to five family members with the first 90 days free.  Individual AT&T wireless customers can get the same access across three devices for $9.99 a month with the first 30 days free.

Beats Music will be available for download on nearly all major platforms or from a PC beginning Jan. 21.

Beats Music will be available in AT&T stores and online at att.com/beatsmusic on Jan. 24.

For more information about Beats Music from AT&T, visit att.com/beatsmusic.

Author: Jacob Krol

I created NJTechReviews in June of 2010. Gave it a huge revamp in December of 2010.

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