Apple has today rolled out its music streaming service to four new countries as Apple continues its global services expansion.
Apple Music is now available in these four nations, according to Apple's availability of Apple media services page:
- 🇦🇱 Albania
- 🇧🇳 Brunei
- 🇧🇫 Burkina Faso
- 🇵🇰 Pakistan
Apple Music allows users to stream millions of songs from £11.99 a month, and offers a range of plans including Student, Individual and Family.
Apple also offers free-to-play Apple Music Radio stations, though this may vary by region.
Today's Apple Music expansion comes as the company continues an aggressive services expansion into its smaller, less established markets. Earlier this month, Apple began including Apple Arcade and Apple TV with its lowest-end iCloud+ tier in over 100 nations, including Albania, Burkina Faso and Pakistan.
The company also rolled out its streaming service, Apple TV, to 59 new markets.
Earlier today, Apple also introduced Apple Pay in India, as Apple appears to be trying to increase its services revenue following slow growth in that area.
Along with expansions in smaller markets, Apple has also this year introduced Apple Creator Studio, it's suite of creative apps with aggressive student pricing from £2.99 a month, and launched AppleCare One in the UK and other nations.
