French music streaming service Qobuz is expanding once again and is now available in Poland, a country with a thriving jazz and classical music scene.
It’s actually rather surprising that Polish music lovers haven’t been able to subscribe to Qobuz much earlier. After all, the interest was certainly there. Hardly surprising, as classical music and jazz are very much alive and kicking in Poland. And those happen to be two genres in which Qobuz has built up an extensive catalogue.
Furthermore, there is considerable interest in high-quality audio in Poland, something that goes hand in hand with rapidly rising incomes and strong economic growth. The country’s GDP (gross domestic product) grew by 3.6% in 2025, while average annual economic growth over the 2021–2025 period amounted to 17%.
The recorded music market, including streaming subscriptions, is also substantial. In 2025, it was worth $289.3 million, placing Poland 16th worldwide.
And from now on, Polish music enthusiasts can finally enjoy the extensive, carefully curated music catalogue offered by the French streaming service.