There are many music streaming services available to us, from Spotify to Deezer to Apple music. Even businesses have their own go to services, such as Cloud Cover Music. Despite the immense competition it faces, it appears that the leading social media site Facebook has decided to enter the war on music streaming. Streaming music is everywhere nowadays, people want it quickly and they want it to be reliable. If you are not sure about how to stream music you like, you can check out helpful blogs such as hooliganrocknroll.com and get the information that you need so you can start.

According to Music Ally, Facebook is reportedly planning to launch their own streaming service to compete with the other major players in the industry, such as Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, etc. Sources say that Facebook, more known for connecting millions with friends and family, will test a new monetization strategy where they plan to make money off of

Although the idea of Facebook entering into the music streaming service world maybe a bit underdeveloped, Music Ally thinks that the steps that Facebook are taking to monetize their video content will lead them in the direction of music streaming. “It’s a mass land grab. Facebook going into the video space was always going to be an enormous, ambitious land grab,” an anonymous source said via Music Ally.

With streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music and Tidal fighting for the top spot, would you use Facebook’s music streaming service? Weigh in below. — Jibri Bailey