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Apple Music’s Christmas Offer: Free Songs!

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For those of you who are a part of the Apple ecosystem, Apple Music is a great music streaming platform. It works seamlessly with all Apple products – iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, you name it. This time, they have decided to create some hype around the holiday season and give a run to its close competitors Spotify, Amazon Music and YouTube Music. Apple Music’s Christmas offer will give their subscribers free songs from top artists such as Coldplay, Elton John, Mariah Carey, Nile Rodgers, Alecia Keys, DJ Khaled, to name a few. This is a global campaign by Apple. Hence, no matter where you are residing, you can reap its benefits from anywhere on the globe. Read ahead to find out more about Apple Music’s Christmas offer. 

Apple Music Holiday Gifts 

Subscribers of Apple Music will get free and exclusive access to Extended Play (EP) records, remixes, playlists and even a special radio show among other things. New content will be put out every single day and the first one is going to be an EP Record by Coldplay, titled Infinity Station Sessions containing five songs- “Higher Power,” “Human Heart,” “People of the Pride,” “Coloratura,” and “Christmas Lights.”

Apple Music’s Christmas offer this year is called “From Apple Music With Love”. It even supports Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio. With compatible devices such as the AirPods Pro or the AirPods Max, the surround sound effect you get is absolutely top of the line.

If you want to get in on this then you can buy a monthly plan starting at just Rs.99. If you are a student, you’re in luck. Apple Music will only cost you Rs.49/month if you use your student ID. Not to mention that in either case, Apple Music subscription is completely free for the first three months. 

We hope you enjoy the holiday season and Apple Music’s Christmas offer. For more tech content, check out TechBurner

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