The company will work with partners to introduce Spotify on more platforms, including TVs, speakers, wearables and cars in the coming months. It will be available on mobile and with its desktop web player, with some exceptions. The new Spotify countries will have the ability to sign up for free and paid Premium plans in select markets, Spotify will offer Individual, Family, Duo and Student Plan options too. Spotify at the moment is available across about half of the world, 'but there are still millions of creators and billions of listeners who don't yet have access to Spotify,' CEO Daniel Ek said, adding that more details would be released shortly. All the new markets are listed at the end of this article. It is Spotify's broadest expansion to date, bringing the service to a total of more than 180 markets.

The company will also make Spotify available in 36 new languages, including Romanian, Hindi and Swahili, so it supports more than 60 languages total.

Spotify said Monday it will expand significantly to more than 80 new markets across Asia, Africa, the Caribbean, Latin America and Europe over the next few days, a rollout that would expand its availability to more than a billion people around the world.

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