Music Unlimited, Sony's streaming music service, hits North American PlayStation 3 consoles today, giving users 30 days access to millions of musical tracks before subscription fees kick in.
Music Unlimited powered by Qriosity debuted in the UK and Ireland in December, spreading to France, Germany, Italy, and Spain last month. Now it's time for North American PlayStation 3 owners to get a taste of the streaming music service, along with our friends in Australia and New Zealand.
Music Unlimited is a streaming music service that can help music lovers discover new tracks by scanning their music collections and keeping track of the songs they listen to via the service, using the data to generate user-specific channels filled with tunes that match users' specific tastes.
All PlayStation 3 owners are eligible for a free 30-day trial of the premium service, after which they'll need to sign up for the $3.99 monthly basic subscription or the $9.99 premium subscription, which includes music not available at the basic level.
So who's ready to pay for a little music?
Access Millions of Music Tracks on PlayStation Network with Music Unlimited – Available Today [PlayStation Blog]