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1. INTRODUCING ONLY YOU SPOTIFY HOW TO
2. INTRODUCING ONLY YOU SPOTIFY FULL
3. INTRODUCING ONLY YOU SPOTIFY ANDROID

This feature is going to be available for both free and premium users of Spotify on desktop and iOS, but we can expect the rollout to come to Android shortly. Hopefully, this will help both you and your friends to expand your music tastes and find your new favourite tunes. These playlists will be updated daily, so there is always something new to listen to whenever you want it. In return, your friends will also have more recommendations on their side from the music that you love being shared with them. The idea is that the more blends you make with your friends, the more music options you’ll have in your Friend Mix playlist. Once you’ve created a blend with your friends, you’ll be able to find a new playlist in your Made for You hub called Friend Mix.

INTRODUCING ONLY YOU SPOTIFY HOW TO

We have a guide on how to make a blend if you haven’t done it already. Starting today, you can open up your Spotify app to enjoy the Only You in-app experience. Share your stats with the in-app experience.

Want to get the most out of Only You Read on. Fans can head to /OnlyYou to enjoy a Wrapped-esque shareable experience made especially for them.

In order for you to get access to a friend mix, you need to have started a “blend” with your friends first. While you’ll have to wait a few more months for Wrapped and the songs and podcasts that soundtracked your 2021, Only You is all about celebrating how you listen. If you havent seen Only You before, it might pop up automatically, or on your Home tab. Now Spotify has introduced a new Friends Mix feature where you can listen to a personalised playlist based on what your friends are listening to at the time. Open the Spotify app and log into your account if you havent already. I have a wide friend group, and because of that, it means that I could get anything from K-Pop to Death Metal in a sweep of new music recommendations. This new show format provides a listening experience that answers these requests, breaking the confines of the traditional podcast structure: this is an entirely new way to stream audio.If you’re like me, you’re always looking for recommendations from friends when it comes to finding new music to listen to. We’ve heard for years that listeners want an easy way to discover and save the music that’s incorporated into their favorite podcasts. To get started, check out Anchor’s blog post with all the details. Creation tooling is available for Anchor users in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland. For creators, it will now be possible to leverage licensed music in an easy, fair way. The new format solves a variety of limitations previously inherent to audio creation and distribution, which have never before been able to leverage the power of music streaming. To empower an ecosystem of these new shows, Spotify is also making it possible for anyone to create their own-by today rolling out tooling in Anchor.

INTRODUCING ONLY YOU SPOTIFY FULL

Spotify Premium listeners will hear full tracks as part of these shows, and those with the Free tier will hear 30-second music previews.Ĭreators have long wanted a way to highlight the music they love and spread the word about their favorite artists. Shows using this format are exclusive to Spotify because they rely on Spotify’s music catalog licenses and compensate musicians and songwriters just like any regular stream of a music track on Spotify. From there, you can skip around to different segments and songs and save songs for future listening. With shows that use this new format, listeners can interact with the music within the episodes, in the same way they interact with all other song tracks on Spotify (for example liking, saving, and reading more information about a track) without having to leave the episode page or search for it manually.įor any episode of a show with music, hit “Explore Episode” on the episode page, or tap the play bar at the bottom of the screen to pull up the episode track list. Now imagine that you’re able to enjoy that perfect blend of music and commentary whenever and wherever you want, interactively and on demand.

Think of your favorite drive-time radio show, that music journalist whose insights help you appreciate a band’s leap forward, a DJ whose perspective makes that next track hit perfectly. Read on for the full details on how to listen, which shows you can hear now, and how to make a show yourself. With this new feature, listeners have even more ways to discover and connect with music from their favorite (and future favorite) artists. Today, we’re beginning to test a new listening experience that brings together music and spoken-word content in an easy and elegant package, allowing full songs and talk commentary to live together wrapped up in one show. Everyone loves both a great playlist and a highly engaging conversation.