Milk Music, currently only available on its Galaxy range of smartphones in the US, includes over 200 radio stations and 13 million songs.
Music streaming is seen as a key area of growth and many firms have been keen to tap into its potential.
But Samsung is entering a crowded market which has players like Spotify, Pandora and Apple’s iTunes Radio.
Some of these streaming services can be used on any mobile device, unlike Samsung’s version.
However, Samsung said it was still confident of attracting users.
“We feel that while the music space is very competitive there is room for improvement,” said Daren Tsui, vice president of music at Samsung Media Solutions.
Samsung said Milk Music would be free to download and have no adverts for a “limited time”.
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