Spotify imagines users will be willing to pay $6 more a month for HiFi, lossless music streaming, but it may also let you rejigger songs with AI.

It’s been nearly four years since Spotify announced a HiFi tier for its music streaming service that would support lossless audio. That wait could end this year, Bloomberg reports, as the company works to finalize details,

Spotify is finally making its long-awaited move into high-fidelity music streaming but with a twist. According to Bloomberg, the company is set to launch a new premium tier called Spotify Music Pro, which will introduce CD-quality audio—something it first promised back in 2021 under the name Spotify HiFi.

Spotify is rolling out a Music Pro tier later this year that will give users access to higher-quality audio and remixing tools, according to Bloomberg. The tier will reportedly cost users $6 per month on top of their $12 Premium subscription,

Bloomberg reports that Spotify is currently working on a new subscription tier likely to be released later this year.

Spotify announces Music Pro tier launching in 2025, offering HiFi audio and exclusive features for $6 monthly add-on to Premium subscription.

Remember Spotify HiFi? It’s been nearly four years since Spotify first announced that lossless audio streaming was on tap, and here we are, still waiting. Now there’s another burst of chatter about the long-delayed feature,