You'll get regular updates on how compatible your music preferences really are. For some, that may be the beauty of friendship, but if you want to put your friends to the test, here's your chance.
What if you've got Thomas Rhett and Jason Aldean on repeat while your bestie is cranking Kendrick Lamar? Your playlist might not exactly mesh. That's where things can get tricky, though. Each day, it'll automatically generate a personalized playlist for you and your pals based on listening habits, allowing for a more social Spotify experience. So much so that the music streaming platform is launching an all-new experience that lets you test your compatibility.įollowing a successful beta test earlier this summer, Spotify is officially rolling out Blend globally, letting you merge your music tastes into one shared playlist and see how much of a match you and your friends really are. I mean, do you really want to spend a lifetime of hangouts fighting for the aux cord? I think not. The Blend feature will work with both Free and Premium plans and will be available only on iOS and Android.Music taste matters in an enduring friendship. Spotify says that this playlist will be updated every day, and will grow based on how both people listen to music – users can even see how the playlist has been influenced by either user by tapping on the profile icons next to each track.
The streaming service is also announcing yet another feature this month, called Blend, a way for friends to discover new music together.īlend is a feature that is currently in beta, allowing users to choose a friend to “merge musical tastes” with into a single playlist that is designed for them. Though it is scheduled to be shut down at the end of the month, Spotify says that the personalised playlists that you receive at the end of the experience will remain preserved under the Only You hub inside the app. Read more: Spotify boosts accessibility with podcast transcription, bigger text support They will also show the years of the songs that a user has listened to, more details about what time of the day they listen to music and podcasts and all the music genres and podcast topics they listen to. Meanwhile, users will also see Artist Pairs, which are essentially combinations of artists decided by the music streaming service. (Spotify)Īs part of the new Only You experience, Spotify will create a new personalised Spotify Mix for users, after they pick three favourite artists they want to invite to the their ‘Dream Dinner Party'.
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