If you want to access all of your music tracks from a central library, then you can use Kodi or Plex to get the job done easily. The trouble with the former is that you get locked into one platform – songs bought on iTunes will only play there, for example – and the inconvenience of the latter is why people have signed up for streaming services.īut what if you could put all your music files – purchased legally of course – together in one place, and create your own in-home Spotify? Here are a few different things you can do. Most of these issues can be ironed out by buying your music digitally or physically, which is what some artists want to go back to in the first place. And then there's the absence of large swathes of Indian music, since the demand for it isn't quite there yet. In other cases, music labels don't grant services global rights, which means albums available elsewhere are sometimes missing in your region. But despite the ubiquity of these apps, there are artists who maintain exclusivity on their work: Jay Z's 4:44 is still not on Spotify, Beyoncé's Lemonade is only on Tidal, and Adele's 25 didn't hit streaming for seven months. If you're looking to get your music fix today, chances are you'll open up a streaming service such as Spotify, or Apple Music.
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