TIDAL brings its streaming app to the Microsoft Store

Desktop app packaged for Windows 10

28/11/2018
TIDAL Desktop App
TIDAL Desktop App

TIDAL brings its streaming app to the Microsoft Store with a Windows 10 packaged version of its desktop app. Subscribers can sign up to the TIDAL service and stream CD Quality and HiRes music using MQA (Master Quality Audio) technology. Currently TIDAL Masters audio is only supported on the desktop application and select Android devices.

TIDAL is an advertisement-free, lossless, CD-quality music and music video streaming service with extensive curated editorial expertise. TIDAL gives access to more than 60 million songs and 240,000 videos.

TIDAL PC App from Store
TIDAL PC App from Store

You can download the app from the Microsoft Store now on any Windows 10 PC.

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