The Guardian has revealed that they will be partnering with Spotify to make a brand new music app. The new app will be for Spotify and it will use the Guardian's Open Platform Service.  The app will be great for music lovers as it will allow all the album reviews and latest music news from the Guardian online to go directly to Spotify. Therefore, allowing all the users of the Spotify community to access the information. The reviews will also come from the Observer online and it will make it easier for Spotify users to know exactly what is hot and what is not in the music world.

The brand new app will make it so much easier for music lovers to access information about the latest albums and singles on the market.  It will be very easy to use because once a user selects the App finder button they will able to gain access to the new app and have brand new album reviews appear on their screen in real time. They also get the chance to listen to the music and share the music they like with their friends on Spotify.

Spotify users will also be able to access the Guardian website and have the opportunity to comment on the albums and create reviews themselves. Which is excellent for genuine music lovers and fans.  Caspar Llewellyn Smith the Guardian Music editor stated that they have managed to bring their award winning journalistic skills to their readers in various ways this year.

They are now opening up the world of music reviews to people who are also passionate about all genres of music. It was also stated that they are major fans of Spotfiy and that they have also teamed up with them to put on a range of very exclusive gigs. The new app is going to allow everyone who loves music to enjoy reviews of the latest music simply at the push of a button using the Guardian's unique Open Platform Service.