How to Stream Spotify Music to Samsung Galaxy

By Sarah ConnorUpdated on July 02, 2018

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Summary:

A practical tutorial shows you how to sync/stream/transfer Spotify Music to Samsung Galaxy by removing DRM from Spotify Music via Spotify Music Converter.

“I want some help. I want to stream Spotify Music to my Samsung Galaxy phone for offline playing after I cancel the Spotify Premium subscription. Since the Spotify music is DRM-protected that prevent me doing this. How?”

Spotify is the reigning king of streaming music. Its library is absolutely massive, spanning everything from mainstream goodies (except for Adele and Taylor Swift, unfortunately) to some of the most obscure artists you’ve never heard of. Overall, there’s a lot to love about Spotify’s Android interface. Whether you’re on a tight-screened smartphone or a big-screened tablet, everything is cleanly laid out and intuitive to follow – no hidden long-press menus for basic functions, which is a relief – and absolutely no clutter. What’s particularly nice is that you can play Spotify on multiple devices, and they’ll stay synced up: if you move onto the next song with your smartphone, so will your tablet.

Why we can’t Save Spotify Music on Samsung as Local Files
Spotify is proprietary and uses digital rights management (DRM), so that users can’t enjoy Spotify music freely, such as streaming Spotify to Android device for listening without Spotify Music, playing Spotify on car player, burning Spotify to a CD and so on. However, we can’t download and save Spotify Music as local files for offline playing back on Samsung without Spotify Premium subscription, since the Spotify Music is DRM restriction. Moreover, both of Spotify Free and Premium users are limited to enjoy Spotify with Spotify App. Is there any way get rid of the limits of DRM?

Remove DRM Restriction from Spotify for Samsung Galaxy
Luckily, there is an excellent program called Spotify Music Converter can remove DRM from Spotify Music completely, so that you can transfer the music to Samsung Galaxy like the common music files, for listening without limits. What can this smart program do for you? Convert Spotify Music to MP3, M4A, FLAC or WAV format with fast speed; preserve ID3 tags and lossless quality. After this, you could keep the converted music freely without subscription, like stream it to any device, save it to SD card, copy it to USB drive, set it as phone ringtone, etc,.

Play Spotify Music on Samsung Galaxy without Limits

Step 1. Import Spotify Songs to Spotify Music Converter
To start with, launch Spotify Music Converter on the computer. Spotify app will open automatically at the same time. Click “Add files” button to add the Spotify songs you want to remove DRM from. Besides, you can drag songs, playlists, albums, artists, tracks, etc. from Spotify.

Step 2. Setting Output Formats
Click the “Options” button on the top-left to choose output format. In the convert settings selection, you can choose output format (MP3, M4A, FLAC or WAV), output quality (High 320kbps, Medium 256kbps, Low 128kbps). Besides, you could change the output folder as you prefer.

Note: Here you should choose “MP3” format since MP3 is the most common format for syncing to Samsung Galaxy.

Step 3.Remove DRM from Spotify Music
Simply click “Convert” button to start to remove DRM from selected Spotify Music.

Step 4. Stream Music to Samsung Galaxy
After conversion, you can connect the Samsung phone to the computer via a USB cable, and then transfer the converted Spotify music from the computer to Samsung Galaxy via Android Transfer.

Free Download Android Transfer:

Finished. Now you have stream all the converted Spotify Music to your Samsung device. You could freely play back the music on Samsung device after canceling the subscription. Enjoy!

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• How to Stream Apple Music to Samsung Galaxy

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