New SiriusXM subscribers can receive personalized recommendations for SiriusXM music channels from the first time they log into the SXM App with “Channels You Might Like” and start enjoying their favourite sounds right away.
With “Channels You Might Like,” new SiriusXM app users simply select their favourites from an expansive list of music genres — Pop, Rock, Country, Latin, Hip-Hop, Electronic, the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s, and many more — to receive personalized recommendations from SiriusXM’s selection of over 330 ad-free music channels.
SiriusXM’s expertly curated music channels provide an array of choices for listeners across genres and decades, from top hits by major stars to deep cuts by emerging artists. Artist-branded channels like Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Radio and Pitbull’s Globalization feature exclusive content that can’t be heard anywhere else, and channels like Road Trip Radio and Yacht Rock 311 provide the perfect musical accompaniment for any moment.
There is something for every kind of music lover on the SiriusXM app — plus podcasts, live sports and sports talk, entertainment, news, comedy, and more.
New users can try “Channels You Might Like” on the freshly redesigned SXM App and learn more about SiriusXM’s streaming subscription plans by visiting here.
“Channels You Might Like” will also drive a more personalized listening experience in the car for new users via SiriusXM with 360L, which combines satellite and streaming content delivery into a single, cohesive in-vehicle entertainment experience – coming soon!
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