Spotify is reportedly testing a beta version of a new Spotify Lite app for Android in Brazil.

Designed to take up less space on devices, the app is 15 megabytes, versus 100 megabytes for the regular version. Also designed to consume less data, there is reportedly a monitor for data usage which allows for a monthly limit of data consumption. The 85 percent reduction in size comes at a cost though.

In analyzing the app, AndroidPolice reports offline playback is unavailable. Additionally, premium Spotify subscribers on mobile do not have access to on-demand streaming. Users only have access to shuffle playlists. There is no extreme quality playback and Spotify Connect—allowing devices to stream wireless audio—is also missing.

In April, Spotify added a low-data mode. Currently, premium subscribers have a data saver mode, defaulting music quality to low, while music quality preferences can be selected to stream from 24kbit/s through 320 kbit/s. In 2006 the company tested Spotify Hopper, with a more recent pared-down radio app Spotify Stations.

For King & Country will release their full-length album, Burn the Ships, on Oct. 5. The album’s lead single “joy.” has given the group their first appearance on Billboard’s All Genre Digital Song Sales Chart. “joy.” has been streamed more than four million times in the U.S.

“This record is about how we learn from our past – how we use that knowledge to inform our future,” says the duo’s Joel Smallbone. “Like a lot of us, our own journey hasn’t always been easy, but we’ve found that you can rise up from the dust, walk away, and dance among the heartache. We hope that the music on this album conveys that sentiment and connects with everyone in a positive way.”

The album’s cover image was shot in Iceland, a country that has become somewhat of a centerpiece for the album. While in Iceland the brothers shot the music video for the song “Pioneers,” which was released today, and the song was added to Spotify’s “New Music Friday” playlist. The video features Joel, Luke, and their wives Moriah and Courtney contemplating the Icelandic countryside.

“When life gets difficult, it may be tough to look at things in a positive light,” adds Luke Smallbone. “We found ourselves contemplating many different themes and feelings between our last album and now. Although things may have seemed tough at times, we dug deep within ourselves and found that while it’s not easy to reconcile the past, the voyage ahead becomes substantially clearer if you can.”

Keith Urban. Photo: Rick Diamond for TJ Martell Foundation

Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and Kelly Clarkson are among the artists who will perform during the upcoming Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular.

Urban will welcome Julia Michaels to perform “Coming Home” during his set, while Clarkson will perform alongside West Point Band and Glee Club on “God Bless America,” to commemorate the anthem’s 100th anniversary.

Also slated to take part in the event are Ricky Martin, American Authors and Brandon Victor Dixon (to be joined by the Harlem Gospel Choir for a rendition of “America The Beautiful”).

This year’s fireworks show will include more than 75,000 shells, marking the biggest Macy’s fireworks display since the Millennial Celebration in 2000.

Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular airs Wednesday (July 4) from 8-10 p.m. ET/PT.

Phil Wickham is set to release his first new album in two years on Aug. 3, Living Hope, on Fair Trade Services. The album found Wickham working with 19 songwriters and six producers during a year-long journey to finish it. The project includes the soulful track for immediate download, “Song in My Soul” featuring Hollyn.

Wickham’s current single, “Living Hope” debuted at No. 24 on the Billboard Christian Airplay chart and was co-written with Bethel Music’s Brian Johnson. “Living Hope” and other tracks from the record have been featured in key streaming playlists such as Amazon Music’s Fresh Christian and Spotify’s New Music Friday, Top Christian and WorshipNow playlists. The track “Till I Found You” is also set to impact Hot AC next month. Since its release to digital outlets two months ago, the song has garnered over four million streams across all platforms. Both singles also spent time on the Spotify US Viral 50 chart.

“So many songs on the record were born out of wanting to write the language and the prayers that go along with what God is doing in the community already,” said Wickham. “The goal wasn’t to write songs that were my expression necessarily of what is God doing in my life or what is my vision or what am I supposed to say through these songs. It’s more for the church.”

The California native will deliver a Living Hope album release show in Los Angeles on Aug. 3, followed by a performance at CMB’s Momentum conference this September.