Hi,
Which service would you recommend for more of a jazzhead? These are available in my country:
- Deezer
- Tidal
- Google Play Music
... which one is more 'jazz oriented' or maybe has extra jazz content?
Thanks.
Most Streaming Services have libraries of 10's of MILLIONS of Song in every genre. They all have huge selections of Jazz.
I've not used those streaming services, but the one I use
(Free Version) I can start a continuous stream by either selecting a
style or by selecting an
artist.
For example, if I want Jazz, I simple select one of several
'jazz channels' they have. Alternately if I want to influence the sound even more, I select an artist, for example Django Reinhardt, and it will mix Reinhardt with a mix of similar Jazz.
I believe the service I use has 14 unique Jazz Channels.
Now if you want something that specializes in Jazz, then likely you want
Internet Radio. There are countless Jazz Stations around the world that stream Jazz constantly.
Khazul has provided one example -
JAZZRADIO.com - enjoy great jazz music
There are aggregates on the Internet that collect all the Internet Radio Stations in the world, well over 20,000 and catalog them in one location -
Home | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn
Stream Music Radio | Free Internet Radio | TuneIn
Many equipment makers connect to places like
TuneIn to get their list of Internet Radio Stations.
So, the point is, any of those Streaming Services will have a vast library of Jazz music, it is just a matter of determining how to get them to stream it to you. In my case I simply start a Stream either by Artist or Genre, and let things run from there.
With
Internet Radio you don't get the absolute highest Hi-Res streaming quality but it still sounds very good, simply run a few streams on TuneIn and see if you like the quality.
So ...short version... any of those services will have an endless supply of Jazz songs to listen to.
Google Play has a Library of over
40 Million songs.
Deezer has
53 Million Tracks.
Tidal has
57 Million songs and 230,000 Hi-Resolution Video in their Library.
You're good. Don't worry about it.
Steve/bluewizard