Spotify, the darling of the music streaming market, burst onto the mobile with  three platform offerings on Monday.

First off the blocks was the iPhone app, followed closely by a version for the Android platform, and a third for Symbian S60.

The music service will be available as a premium service only, priced at £9.99 per month, which removes the audio adverts delivered to users of the free offering every few songs. Consumers will be able to download the application from the Apple App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch and from the Android Market for Google’s mobile OS.

Spotify is less advanced with its product for the most widespread smartphone platform, with only a demo of its application available on Symbian S60.

“It’s an early version and we still have a fair bit of work to do before we can release it but we wanted to give you a little idea of what to expect. And like our other mobile apps, Spotify for S60 will be available for our premium subscribers,” the company said.

The mobile versions of Spotify boast an offline mode that makes playlists available at all times, even when no wifi or cellular connection is available.