Spotify is launching a new app called Spotify Kids. It includes around 6,000 tracks, been curated by editors at Spotify. “Younger kids” will find things like Disney soundtracks, songs about ...

Spotify has big news for the tiniest music-lovers in your brood: the company has launched a brand-new kid-friendly app just for littles, called Spotify Kids.Exclusive to Spotify Family subscribers ...

Spotify wants to hook your kids on music at an early age. And the Swedish company is doing so by launching a tailored Spotify Kids app on Wednesday, initially in beta and only in Ireland.

The launch of the Kids app follows Spotify’s surprise earnings success this week, where it beat Wall St. estimates with net income of 241 million euros ($267.34 million), or 36 cents per share.

Today the Spotify Kids app has over 8,000 songs in its catalog — 30% more than when it first arrived in Ireland, and growing. It also has more local content, with 50% of the catalog in the app ...

Spotify Kids is now available on Android and iOS in the UK, Ireland, Sweden, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil -- and as of today, the US, Canada and France.

The streaming service's new standalone app, which has been rolling out around the world in recent months, is reimagining music discovery for kids and parents.

Spotify is expanding the rollout of its kids app to the US, Canada, and France. The app is still considered to be in beta, but now features 8,000 songs and more bedtime content.

Spotify has announced the launch of a new Spotify Kids app as a way to "create a playground of sound" for its youngest listeners.

Spotify Kids is a free download from the App Store. Earlier this month, it was found that ‘Hey Spotify’ voice activation is in testing.

Spotify is trying to sell more multi-account family-plan subscriptions — by setting up a special “playground of sound” just for kids.. The new Spotify Kids app brings together a hand-picked ...

The Spotify Kids app with 8,000-plus songs launches in the U.S., Canada and France, a move to boost subscribers to Spotify's family plan.