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Put Your Music Knowledge to the Test With Spotify’s Music Quiz

October 6, 2026

Earlier this year, we gave ARMY the chance to put their BTS knowledge to the test with Spotify’s first Music Quiz. Now, we’re bringing the experience to even more fans.

Starting today, Music Quiz is rolling out across 11 countries with quizzes for more than 2,000 artists, giving Premium listeners a new way to test what they know about the artists and music they love.

Fans can test their knowledge through music trivia, album cover art reveals, and see if they can name that song from an audio track preview spanning an artist’s music catalog, career milestones, and defining moments. Then, they can see how well they scored and share their results with friends.

Here’s how it works:

1. Update your Spotify app. Make sure you’re on the latest version of Spotify.
2. Find Music Quiz. Play a track from a participating artist, then scroll down in the Now Playing view to find the Music Quiz card.
3. Put your knowledge to the test. Tap to start answering questions about the artist and their music.
4. See how you did. Finish the quiz to reveal your score.
5. Share your results. Show off your music knowledge and challenge your friends to see how they stack up.

 

Music Quiz is beginning to roll out to Premium users 18+ in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, Nigeria, South Africa, and Indonesia. Quizzes for select artists are in English at launch with more artists, languages, and markets to come. We’re rolling this out gradually, so it may not show up for every artist or every listener right away.

Whether you’re a diehard fan who knows every lyric, deep cut, and career milestone or you just want to learn more, keep an eye out for Music Quiz the next time you’re listening to one of your favorite artists.

*Update as of October 15, 2026: Music Quiz is now beginning to roll out in Spanish across additional markets: Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Uruguay, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Honduras, Panama, Bolivia, Venezuela, and Nicaragua.

Just Say the Word: A More Personal Way to Ask, Discover, and Listen

July 14, 2026

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Spotify has always been built around your taste. Now, we’re making it easier to shape what you hear, understand what’s playing, and explore your listening—just by asking.

Eligible Premium users will see new ways to talk to Spotify across Home and the Now Playing view on mobile. By typing or speaking directly in the app, you can have a back-and-forth conversation to choose what’s playing, learn about the music you love, revisit your listening history, and go deeper on podcasts and audiobooks, all without leaving Spotify.

Soundtrack any moment

Some days you know exactly what you want to hear. Other times, you want to change it up as you go. Ask Spotify to “Play some artists I haven’t heard before,” then keep shaping the vibe with as much or as little direction as you want. You can say, “Add some Bad Bunny,” and then ask to narrow it to “just his recent stuff,” or “make it more upbeat.” And when you love what you hear, ask Spotify to “save this song,” “add this to my queue,” or “follow this artist.”

Understand what’s playing

Want to learn more about your favorite song, album, artist, or genre? Ask from the Now Playing view. Try “What is the inspiration behind Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism?” “When was this album released?” or “What genre is this?” Spotify can give you more context, then guide you to related artists, sounds, and stories that deepen your discovery of music and the creative processes behind it.

The experience goes beyond music. While listening to a podcast or audiobook, you can ask about the people, stories, and ideas behind it from “What other books has this author written?” to “What other podcasts has this guest been on?”

Explore your listening 

Because Spotify understands your playlists, favorite artists, repeat listens, and listening history, it can help answer questions about your taste. Ask “When did I first listen to this song?” or “What genres have I been into recently?” It’s a new way to explore the story of your taste, from the songs you keep on repeat to the artists, genres, and moments that shaped it.

A more personal way to listen

The new conversational experience is part of our ongoing work to make Spotify more personal and useful for every listener, giving people more ways to get the most out of every moment. Use it your way: press the mic button to talk, type instead, or keep listening like you always have. 

It’s rolling out gradually in beta for Premium users 18+ in the U.S., Ireland, and Sweden across iOS and Android devices in English. Like any beta, it’s a work in progress: responses won’t always be perfect, and your feedback directly shapes what comes next.

Stay tuned for more updates as we build new ways to connect listeners with the music, podcasts, audiobooks, artists, and creators they love.

Meet the Curators: New Music Friday Gets a Personal Touch With Editor-Led Video

June 12, 2026

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For millions of fans, Friday means one thing: new music. On Spotify, New Music Friday has become a global go-to for discovering new releases each week. Now, for listeners in the U.S., we’re bringing you even closer to the music and the experts who curate it.

Starting today, listeners can find editor-led video recommendations directly within New Music Friday, alongside the song picks. Our editorial team will share perspectives on standout releases, rising artists, and the stories behind the songs fans are talking about each week.

The new experience brings together the reach and influence of New Music Friday with the storytelling and artist recommendations introduced through The Drop Weekly. Since its launch in September 2025, The Drop has shown that listeners respond strongly to editor-led discovery experiences, resulting in more than double the engagement through saves and likes.

Now, New Music Friday becomes a single destination for both. By combining The Drop Weekly’s short-form video with the New Music Friday playlist, we’re giving listeners a more personal way to discover music and a clearer view into how our editors think about the tracks they’re recommending.

“New Music Friday has always been about helping fans discover the best new music each week,” said John Stein, Head of North America Editorial at Spotify. “By bringing our editors directly into the experience, we’re giving listeners a closer connection to the people behind the playlist and more context around the artists and songs shaping culture right now.”

How to tune in 

Free and Premium users in the U.S. can simply open the Spotify mobile app and search “New Music Friday” to find the playlist. As you scroll, you’ll find videos from our editors sharing their takes on the latest tracks.

Whether you’re looking for your next favorite artist or a deeper understanding of the music you love, we’ll continue creating new ways to explore both. Make sure to update your app to access the latest.

Spotify Brings Long-Form Magazine Articles to Audio

May 26, 2026

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Spotify already brings together listeners’ favorite music, podcasts, and audiobooks in one place. Now, we’re trialing a new format that expands the content available on our platform: narrated Articles. 

Starting today, over 650 long-form magazine articles will be available in English language to users where audiobooks are available. Produced by our in-house team, Spotify Audiobooks, the curated collection includes stories from publications including Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, Vogue, Variety, Billboard, Vibe, GQ, WIRED, Vanity Fair, and Pitchfork.

Each narrated Article is under two hours long and available within Premium users’ monthly audiobooks allowance, alongside our existing audiobook library. Free users can purchase individual articles for $1.99 each.   

“With Articles, we’re introducing long-form journalism in audio as a natural extension of the music, podcasts, and audiobooks people already come to Spotify for, focused on topics we know they love,” said Colleen Prendergast, Licensing Lead at Spotify Audiobooks. “By bringing shorter form content into the mix, we’re meeting audiences where they are to help build healthy listening habits, ultimately growing engagement with books over time.”

“We’re thrilled to partner with Spotify in what we see as a natural synergy between two platforms that celebrate music and culture,” said Julian Holguin, CEO, Rolling Stone. “This collaboration with Articles allows us to deepen the connection between our readers and the artists, stories, and features they care about, while also providing an opportunity for discovery. By making Rolling Stone’s journalism more accessible on Spotify, we’re excited to bring our storytelling to an even wider audience.”

As we have seen with bringing audiences over from podcasts, Articles will allow people to trial shorter, less intimidating listens, opening the gateway to explore longer-form listening like books.

Articles on Spotify give listeners in supported markets another way to go deeper on the artists, stories, and topics they care about. We see Articles as a natural extension of the audio people already come to Spotify for. And through Spotify’s discovery and personalization features, media publishers and magazine partners can bring stories directly to listeners who are most likely to be excited about their content. 

Since launching audiobooks just over two years ago, we have expanded into 22 markets, reached tens of millions new readers, grown listening hours 60% year over year, and continued to invest in an underserved industry with innovative new features such as Page Match, Recaps, and Follow Along. 

It’s all part of our ongoing effort to reimagine the reading experience so it fits more seamlessly into daily life—no matter what, or how, you choose to read.

Building a More Trusted Podcast Experience for Creators and Listeners

May 19, 2026

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Podcasting continues to evolve, and so does Spotify. As we build what comes next, one thing remains constant: This is a medium built on connection. It lives in the chemistry between co-hosts, in the relationship between creators and the fans who return week after week, and in the dialogue around ideas and culture. As creation becomes more accessible, the need for clarity and trust becomes even more important.

Today, we’re introducing new ways to better protect creators and give listeners clearer signals about who they’re hearing on Spotify. 

Expanding Verified by Spotify for podcasts

Building on our recent work in music, we’re introducing Verified by Spotify badges for podcast shows to help authenticate creator identity and likeness at scale. 

The badge appears as “Verified by Spotify” alongside a light green checkmark icon. It identifies a show as the official presence of a creator, publisher, or brand, and appears on show pages and in search. It signals that the show has been reviewed against Spotify’s standards for authenticity and trust, helping listeners understand who they’re hearing while giving creators a clear, credible way to establish their identity on our platform.  

You’ll begin seeing the new badge on select shows starting today, and it will continue to roll out over the coming months. As we expand, eligibility will focus on shows we can confidently authenticate based on a combination of:

    • Sustained listener activity, with consistent audience engagement over time
    • Good standing with Spotify’s platform policies, ensuring content complies with our rules
    • Verified audience authenticity, including safeguards against fraudulent or bot-driven listenership

The concept of authenticity in podcasting is complex and quickly evolving, and we’ll continue to develop our approach over time.

Reinforcing our impersonation policies in the age of AI

New AI technologies are making it easier than ever to create, discover, and engage with podcast content. At its best, AI can open up new creative possibilities and help listeners discover podcasts in more personal ways. But it can also be misused, including to misrepresent voices or confuse listeners.

Our policies have always prohibited unauthorized impersonation. Today, we’re reaffirming this policy in the context of AI: Spotify will remove podcast shows and content that impersonate another creator or host’s likeness without permission, whether that’s using AI voice cloning or any other method. You can read more about these creator protections here.

Alongside our existing reporting channels for unauthorized use of a creator’s voice or identity, this is one step in a broader effort to help ensure creators remain in control and fans can engage with content they know is real and trusted. We’ll continue strengthening these safeguards over time.

Looking forward 

Creators and listeners are at the center of everything we do. Podcasting works because of the trust between them, and protecting that trust is essential as the format grows.

These updates are the first in a series of steps we’re taking to support a more trustworthy podcast ecosystem for creators, partners, and listeners. We’ll continue to progress and share what’s next as we go.

Spotify Introduz Novos Controles de Vídeo para Ouvintes

April 9, 2026

O Spotify sempre teve como foco colocar os ouvintes no controle. Hoje, as pessoas não querem apenas mais formas de passar o tempo — elas querem que esse tempo seja bem aproveitado. Por isso, de Taste Profile a Prompted Playlist, passado pela expansão de contas gerenciadas até os Smart Filters, estamos oferecendo mais controle sobre a experiência de escuta. Essa crença, de que o tempo no Spotify deve ser intencional, pessoal e recompensador, está no centro de como construímos nossos produtos.

Os ouvintes do Spotify concordam, e essa sensação de controle se traduz diretamente em valor. Segundo uma pesquisa da Burson com 8.400 respondentes em 19 mercados (27 de agosto a 3 de outubro de 2025), 93% dos usuários do Spotify se animam com funcionalidades que oferecem mais controle, e 92% dizem que o Spotify os aproxima do que amam. Entre os mais jovens, a Edison Research aponta que 86% da Geração Z escuta música ou podcasts para melhorar o humor. Em um mundo de consumo passivo, o Spotify oferece algo diferente: uma experiência mais intencional, que as pessoas podem moldar ativamente em torno do que gostam.

É por isso que trabalhamos intensamente em novos controles de vídeo que permitem aos usuários personalizar melhor seu tempo no Spotify, seja mantendo uma experiência focada em áudio ou adicionando uma camada mais rica com vídeo.

A partir de hoje, o Spotify amplia globalmente os controles de vídeo no plano Família. Administradores passam a poder ativar ou desativar vídeos para qualquer membro nas configurações da assinatura. Antes restrito a contas de menores de 13 anos (ou equivalente local), o recurso agora se estende a todo o plano Família.

Também estamos introduzindo novas configurações para que todos os usuários Premium e também usuários do plano gratuito possam controlar como o vídeo aparece no aplicativo. Essa atualização começará a ser disponibilizada globalmente ainda este mês. Isso garante que todos os ouvintes, desde indivíduos até famílias, possam moldar uma experiência que lhes seja adequada.

Para acessar os controles de vídeo, basta ir em Configurações e privacidade > Conteúdo e tela, onde será possível ativar ou desativar a reprodução em loop de imagens ou vídeos do Canvas para músicas ou podcasts.. As preferências escolhidas serão aplicadas em todos os dispositivos — celular, desktop, web ou TV. Anúncios em vídeo e alguns elementos visuais em anúncios de áudio continuarão sendo exibidos. Seja você fã de uma experiência visual ou apenas de áudio, o Spotify se adapta a você.

Agora, os ouvintes podem escolher exatamente como querem interagir com vídeos que complementam músicas e podcasts. Controle muda tudo: o tempo deixa de parecer desperdiçado e passa a ser seu. E temos mais novidades a caminho para que o Spotify continue sendo um lugar onde as pessoas adoram descobrir novos artistas, criadores e autores.

Temos mais recursos incríveis em desenvolvimento, para que o Spotify continue sendo um lugar onde as pessoas adoram passar o tempo descobrindo seus novos artistas, criadores ou autores favoritos. Enquanto isso, você pode ouvir ou assistir ao nosso co-CEO, Gustav Söderström, compartilhar mais sobre como e por que construímos de forma intencional.

Get Festival-Ready With These 4 Spotify Features

April 9, 2026

Festival season is upon us. From sun-soaked weekends out west to iconic stages in Chicago and New York, fans are getting ready to see their favorite artists live. And there’s no better place to start than Spotify, where playlist creation picks up each April as listeners build their festival soundtracks. In total, users have created nearly 340,000 playlists for those back-to-back weekends in the California desert.

Here are four Spotify features to help you make the most of festival season.

See how artists across the lineup are connected

Did you know that Sabrina Carpenter and Justin Bieber are linked through producer Ian Kirkpatrick? Or that KAROL G and Turnstile are connected via Snoop Dogg and producer Mike Elizondo?

With SongDNA, you can explore the creative threads linking acts from this year’s lineups. For supported tracks, just tap the SongDNA card in the Now Playing view to reveal the network of writers, producers, and samples behind them. It’s an interactive way to trace an artist’s creative lineage and dive deeper into the music you love.

SongDNA is currently rolling out in beta to Premium users globally on iOS and Android.

Get the pre-show playlist going with friends

The pre-festival hype is a group activity, and your playlist should be too. With Collaborative Playlists, you and your friends can all contribute to one shared soundtrack for the road trip or pre-show hang.

After everyone’s added their picks, Premium users can take it further by customizing the transitions between tracks. Tap “Mix” in the toolbar and use “Auto” for an instant blend, or fine-tune it manually. For an even smoother flow, try Smart Reorder, which instantly rearranges the playlist by BPM and key.

Discover your must-see acts with a personalized playlist

Looking to dial in your festival sound? With Prompted Playlist, you can describe exactly what you’re in the mood for, and Spotify will generate a personalized mix. It draws on your listening history and real-time information like trends and charts, helping surface artists you already love, along with new ones worth catching.

As you’re getting ready for the weekend, try something like: “Make me a playlist for festival season featuring artists on the 2026 lineups. Focus on artists I love, mixed with new ones I can’t miss.” You can also set your playlist to refresh daily or weekly so it evolves with you—make sure notifications are turned on to check out the latest updates.

This feature is available in beta for Premium users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Sweden. Tap “Create” and select Prompted Playlist to get started.

Keep the music going, even off the grid

Service can be spotty when you’re on the way to the festival, between sets, or heading home after a long day. Available to Premium users globally, Offline Backup automatically saves your recently streamed tracks in a playlist, no downloads required. You can also filter it by mood or genre to match the vibe.

 

With the right prep, you’re all set for a season of unforgettable live music. Just make sure your Spotify app is up to date so you can access all the latest features and get the most out of the experience.

Prompted Playlist Levels Up to Include Podcasts, Helping You Explore More Interests and Curiosities

April 7, 2026

Starting today, Prompted Playlist is expanding beyond music to now include podcasts. Launched earlier this year in beta, this feature lets you steer the algorithm by creating playlists based on your listening history and real-time signals on Spotify, including trends and charts, so the playlist reflects both your tastes and what’s happening in the world around you.

Rolling out in English to Premium users in the U.S., Canada, U.K., Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Sweden, Prompted Playlist (beta) can now help listeners discover new shows, go deep on a specific topic, or build a curated lineup to match their mood.

“Podcast fans are always looking for their next great listen,” said Lizzy Hale, Spotify’s Global Head of Podcast Editorial. “Prompted Playlist makes discovery feel effortless and personal. For creators, it unlocks powerful new opportunities for discovery, bringing both back catalog and new episodes to audiences who are actively signaling what they want to hear.” 

You can edit your prompt or start over at any time. You can also set your playlist to update daily or weekly so it always feels fresh. Episodes and chapters in the playlist include a short note about why it landed in your mix, helping you understand the connection. 

 

More than 34 million podcasts are discovered for the first time every week on Spotify. Now that Prompted Playlist includes podcasts, we’re making it easier to find episodes that match your unique mood, interests, and curiosities.

Start exploring podcasts with Prompted Playlist

You may see Prompted Playlists on your Home screen created by Spotify’s culture experts. They’ve designed a mix of prompts that generate podcast lineups you can easily customize.

You can also tap “Create” and select Prompted Playlist to get started. Not sure where to begin? Check out some of our suggestions below. 

To explore big ideas in science and innovation

Prompt: Build me a podcast playlist all about science and innovation. Include big discoveries, weird breakthroughs, and things I had no idea I needed to know about.

To catch up on the latest pop culture 

Prompt: Create a podcast playlist with the biggest entertainment news from the past few days. Include all things music, film, fashion, and major cultural moments.

To get lost in a true crime mystery

Prompt: Make a playlist of true crime investigations you think I’d be interested in. Add highly rated series with lots of twists and turns.

As we continue to expand Prompted Playlist in this beta phase, some aspects of the experience may evolve. Usage limits are in place, and these may also change as we test and learn from listener feedback. Any scheduled updates to your Prompted Playlists will also be subject to these usage limits.

Meet SongDNA, a New Beta Feature That Reveals the Creative Connections Behind Your Favorite Tracks

March 24, 2026

Behind every great song is a complex web of people, stories, and inspirations that span genres and decades. Today, we’re bringing those relationships to the forefront of the listening experience by revealing the intricate network of people and creative connections behind the music you love. 

Now rolling out to Premium users globally, SongDNA is our new, immersive music experience that’s built right into the Now Playing view. By simply tapping the SongDNA card, you can explore the writers, producers, and collaborators behind a song, see samples and interpolations that shaped its sound, and browse the covers it inspired. But it doesn’t stop there. You can tap into any of those creators to discover the other artists they’ve worked with, then explore those collaborators in turn. It’s an interactive way to follow the connections between tracks and see how artists, eras, and genres intersect, giving you a deeper understanding of how what you’re listening to came together.

Here’s how it works:

    1. While listening to a song in the Spotify mobile app, open the Now Playing view.
    2. Scroll down to find the SongDNA card on supported tracks.
    3. Tap in to see the song’s collaborators, samples, interpolations, and covers, and then follow the links to discovery.  

Empowering the creative community

For artists and the wider creative community of songwriters, producers, composers, and engineers, SongDNA offers a new way for fans to engage with their work by putting collaborations and influences front and center.

The connections you see in SongDNA are powered by a combination of information we receive from artists and their teams, supplemented by community-sourced data. As we continue to evolve this experience in beta, eligible artist and label teams can review and manage the components of SongDNA in Spotify for Artists, ensuring they have a direct hand in how their musical story is told.

“SongDNA is designed to make a song’s creative lineage more transparent so fans can easily explore the people and influences behind the music they love,” said Jacqueline Ankner, Spotify’s Head of Songwriter & Publisher Partnerships. “By bringing collaborators, samples, and covers together in one place, we’re making it easier for fans to discover new music and see how songs connect and come to life—while giving songwriters, producers, and rightsholders meaningful recognition for the role they play in creating it.”

A new dimension of discovery

SongDNA complements existing features like About the Song to give listeners a deeper understanding of the music they love. Where About the Song helps you understand the story behind a specific track, SongDNA turns a song into an immersive, exploratory experience:a world fans can step into.

SongDNA is another way we’re bringing fans closer to the artists they love while ensuring that everyone who works on a song gets the recognition they deserve. The feature is now rolling out in beta for Premium users globally on iOS and Android mobile devices, and will become broadly available to all Premium users throughout April.

A New Era of Personalization: Shape Your Taste Profile on Spotify

March 13, 2026

Spotify has always been built around your taste. More than 80% of listeners say personalization is what they love most about us. Now we’re taking that even further by giving you more visibility and control over how your taste shapes your experience.

On stage at SXSW, our Co-CEO Gustav Söderström announced our next evolution in this space: the ability to review and directly shape your Taste Profile. This new beta feature will begin rolling out to Premium listeners in New Zealand in the coming weeks.

 

Taste Profile lets you see how Spotify understands your taste and shape it yourself, giving you the ability to steer what you see on the Spotify homepage. It brings together what you listen to across music, podcasts, and audiobooks, from the artists and genres you love to the habits that define your day. You might see that you’re starting to explore ’90s alternative rock, or gravitating toward hip-hop with distinctive influences.

If something doesn’t feel quite right, you can tell us by flagging when your profile misses the mark—asking for more or less of a certain vibe, or simply sharing what you’re in the mood for. Your input helps determine what gets prioritized, what gets dialed back, and what you discover next on the Spotify homepage.

Beyond listening patterns, Taste Profile is designed to capture new dimensions of your taste, like your current interests and habits. Maybe you’re training for a marathon and want more upbeat tracks for morning workouts, or maybe you like to listen to news podcasts during your weekday commute. These signals allow for even deeper personalization. You can shape your Taste Profile as much as you’d like, or leave it and enjoy Spotify as usual. 

This is the next step in our vision to make personalization more transparent, responsive, and truly yours. It joins our latest beta launch, Prompted Playlist, which lets you steer the algorithm by creating playlists that tap into your full listening history or anything else you’re in the mood for. As we continue building the future of Spotify, we’re excited to help you shape an experience that grows and evolves alongside you.

Find Your Next Great Listen With Spotify’s New Audiobook Charts

February 27, 2026

This week, Spotify introduced Audiobook Charts for the U.S. and U.K. The charts make it easy to discover your next favorite book by showing what’s popular and trending on Spotify.

Similar to our Music and Podcast Charts, Audiobook Charts will be updated weekly, spotlighting the Top Audiobooks overall and by genre. The rankings are based on listening behavior and engagement on Spotify.

How to access the charts

Audiobook Charts for the U.S. and U.K. are now accessible to Free and Premium users within the Audiobooks hub. In the Spotify app, tap Search and select the “Audiobooks” tile to enter the hub. From there, scroll down to the “Dive deeper” shelf to find the charts.

Helping more stories find their audiences

This launch is designed to benefit the entire audiobook ecosystem. For book lovers, charts provide a trusted guide to the titles people are listening to right now. For authors and the publishing industry, they create opportunities for books to be discovered, helping stories reach new audiences and build lasting fandom.

“As we’ve proven with Music and Podcasts Charts, when content is easier to access, discover, and enjoy, the demand grows,” said Duncan Bruce, Spotify’s Director of Audiobook Partnerships and Licensing. “We are delighted to now bring that to audiobooks, to help provide even more ways for users, publishers, and authors to discover what’s trending on Spotify, and make books more connected with culture in real time.”

This is the latest step in our continued investment in audiobooks, coming on the heels of innovative features like Page Match, which lets you sync your place between a print or e‑book and the audiobook version, and Recaps, short audio summaries designed to catch you up on the portion of the audiobook you’ve already heard.

Ready to start exploring? Check out the Audiobook Charts for the U.S. and U.K. now on Spotify.

Level Up Your Playlists’ Transitions With Smart Reorder

February 25, 2026

It’s never been easier to customize your Spotify listening experience. Last year, we introduced more control over the way your playlist sounds, giving Premium users the ability to create seamless transitions between tracks. Since launch, Premium users around the world have streamed over 220 million hours of their mixed playlists.

Now, mixing great transitions is even smoother with Smart Reorder. With one tap, this upgrade gives Premium users an easy way to rearrange mixed playlists with BPM and key. This helps your tracks flow even more seamlessly, never missing a beat.

How does it work? It’s simple:

    1. Tap Mix on one of your playlists and then tap Edit to find Smart Reorder.
    2. Tracks are now reordered with BPM and key so that your transitions sound better.

For some inspiration, head to the Mixed By hub on Spotify for new playlists from artists including John Summit, Becky G, Normani, Beéle, Mike Shinoda + Joe Hahn of Linkin Park, Odeal, GroovyRoom, and monte booker.