TIDAL, the High Fidelity lossless music streaming service, today announced the launch and availability of its service in Ireland. Aiming to be the ideal music service for those who care about quality, TIDAL offers a library of 25 million-plus tracks, 75,000 music videos, and curated editorial articles, features and interviews written by experts.
The service is Ad free and available now for a monthly subscription of €19.99
“Ireland, as the rest of the world, is seeing a strong increase in music streaming subscriptions, as well as a high interest for high quality audio,” said TIDAL CEO Andy Chen.
“With TIDAL on mobile, computers or home audio products from the likes of Sonos, Denon, Bluesound and Linn, it’s now time to finally enjoy a true high fidelity service with lossless sound quality, HD music videos and curated editorial. We have already seen substantial interest from music lovers in Ireland signing up to our waiting list so we are delighted to be able to launch the service there today.”
Available across iOS, Android, network players and PC/Macs, TIDAL offers lossless sound quality (FLAC/ALAC 44.1kHz / 16 bit – 1411 kbps) which streams at more than four times the bit rate of competitive services. TIDAL is available now in US, Canada, UK, Ireland, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg
Visit www.tidalhifi.com for more information.
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