Paying for Downloading music: Android

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FreeStanler

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Hi all,
Feeling like such a noob.

What is the best service to pay for download music on Android?

Tried a search but could not come with good results...
 
Thanks EDi, but in case I am mistaken, I am rather looking for something like iTunes? I guess when Google Music launches in South Africa, legitimately, we would be able to buy from there.

Or amazon music?
 
Well amazon and Google Play music are a no go, just pirate, if the content owners want to make it impossible to buy from them then so be it, it works out much cheaper
 
Amazon is launching their mobile services all around the world this year. Just hang on for the SA launch. Use Simfy in the meantime - it's very good and very cheap.
 
Good news about Amazon! Excellent :D

RE Simfy sounds really good, but I get the idea you can't play downloaded music on another app? My wife and I have been organising playlists on our phones for a year now, and it would be awful to start over. Might still give it a bash though...

Thanks for all the replies
 
FreeStanler said:
Good news about Amazon! Excellent :D

RE Simfy sounds really good, but I get the idea you can't play downloaded music on another app? My wife and I have been organising playlists on our phones for a year now, and it would be awful to start over. Might still give it a bash though...

Thanks for all the replies
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Simfy content must be played in a Simfy app. Access to 20 million tracks for R50-60 a month is an amazing deal though; and you can play any of your playlists offline, Simfy has apps for every major platform, your stuff will always be in sync, music that isn't available can be manually added and the audio quality is good. You may come to prefer Simfy with Amazon purchases to fill in the few gaps - it's certainly the cheapest way to consume all the music you can handle.
 
Bryn26 said:
Simfy content must be played in a Simfy app. Access to 20 million tracks for R50-60 a month is an amazing deal though; and you can play any of your playlists offline, Simfy has apps for every major platform, your stuff will always be in sync, music that isn't available can be manually added and the audio quality is good. You may come to prefer Simfy with Amazon purchases to fill in the few gaps - it's certainly the cheapest way to consume all the music you can handle.
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Mmm so you can manually add music? Starting to sound really good. Thanks for advice
 
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