We'll end our list of the best music Kodi addons with something different. More than 7,000 international radio stations. In this case, you'll get to browse curated collections and search for individual artists (and play their tracks as well). However, even if you don't want an account, you can use the addon for free. To enjoy everything that MixCloud offers, we recommend signing up for an account before downloading the addon. Considering that you won't find plenty of podcast players on Kodi, this one's truly one of the best music Kodi addons right now. However, MixCloud also offers radio shows, DJ mixes, and even podcasts – so it can serve as a single place for all your audio-related needs. You can access them for free, and they come with fully-functional Kodi addons. Both originate from Europe, and both have been online for more than a decade. In many ways, MixCloud is similar to SoundCloud. Up to Kodi v19 (older versions work as well). You'll get to search its database, create your own lists, check out what's trending, and plenty more. The Spotify addon uses your account to stream music, and it comes with plenty of valuable features – typically found in Spotify's native apps. Even though you can sign-up for Spotify for free, you can't do it from everywhere – so here's the list of supported countries. This platform has pioneered the music streaming industry in many ways, and it still makes tremendous progress.Ĭonsidering that you can use it for free, it's easy to see why we've decided to mention Spotify first on our list of the best Kodi addons for music streaming. However, there's a catch.

Without any doubt, Spotify is the most popular music streaming service on the planet. Up to Kodi v18.9 (doesn't work on Kodi v19).Īvailable in countries where Spotify operates.ĭownload from GitHub (Marcelveldt repository)

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