Music streaming service Spotify may launch its service in India by the end of this month.
Earlier this week, the company had announced a global partnership with India's leading music label T-Series. Spotify is planning to launch services in five languages with over 160,000 tracks across various genres such as Bollywood soundtracks, regional soundtracks, non-movie albums and songs from emerging artists among others.
Daniel Ek, CEO of Spotify, had first announced plans to foray into the Indian market in March 2018. The company had also appointed Amarjit Singh Batra, former CEO of OLX India, as the India country head early last year.
Spotify will be competing with companies like Gaana, Saavn, Hungama and Airtel's Wynk in India. It will further face competition from tech giants such as Apple, Amazon and Google Play, who have also been providing online music streaming services in the country.
