New Spotify customers can get a free three month subscription to the music streaming app's ad-free Premium service.
Spotify's offer only applies to users who have not tried Premium, which usually costs £9.99 a month.
Premium fully unlocks Spotify's features, allowing customers to stream unlimited music and build playlists from its library of millions of songs, albums, podcasts and more.
The social distancing summer of 2020 may be the perfect time to delve into back catalogues of artists you'd always meant to get into. From the Beatles to Billie Eilish, if you've heard of a recording artist, they are probably on Spotify.
The three month trial is free, although Spotify will start charging subscribers once their trial period is over, unless they cancel their subscription.
For staying in this summer, Spotify could really amplify your lockdown experience. But if you do not like it, just remember to log in and cancel Premium before the three months is over and you will not be out of pocket. Once cancelled, you will not be able to resume the free trial or start a new one.
Spotify is available across a range of devices, including computers, phones, tablets, speakers, TVs, and cars.
To sign-up for a free three month trial, new Spotify users can head here before June 30. If you've had a premium account before you will not be offered a free trial.
