The Stream by The Niiji's
Music curated by artists
About
Discover unique artists and build personalized playlists without ads or algorithmic interference. Enjoy seamless playback control and connect with a community of music lovers and artists.
What's New in The Stream by The Niiji's
2.17
October 14, 2026
Polish and stability for the Tribe update. - Fixed a crash some members hit when opening the Community Board on spotty connections. The board now always loads gracefully. - Brighter, bolder look across profiles: solid color level cards, stat tiles, and the Note Wall. - Lyrics in the player for the whole catalog, with the current line highlighted as the song plays. - Under-the-hood improvements so we can find and fix issues faster. If anything ever looks off, shake your phone a little less and email us instead - we read everything.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
Tribe Monthly
Full access to The Stream artist-curated playlists.
Developer apps
FAQ
What is The Stream's subscription model?
The Stream offers a free trial and subscription plans including Tribe Monthly for $9.99 and Tribe Annual for $99.99. Users can cancel anytime.
Does The Stream have ads?
No, The Stream is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted listening experience.
What devices support The Stream?
The Stream is available on iPhone and iPad, with layouts optimized for each device.
How often is The Stream updated?
The latest version, 2.8, was released on June 30, 2026. Updates are frequent to improve the user experience.
What is the age rating for The Stream?
The Stream is rated for users aged 9 and older.
Can I connect with other users on The Stream?
Yes, The Stream features 'The Lodge,' a private community space for conversations and shared playlists with other listeners and artists.
How does The Stream compare to major music platforms?
Unlike major platforms, The Stream focuses on artist discovery beyond mainstream options and avoids algorithmic recommendations, prioritizing user taste growth.
What kind of music can I find on The Stream?
The Stream specializes in music from artists not typically found on major platforms, allowing for discovery by mood, genre, or artist.
