Spotify Blend beta allows users to “put it all together”Īvailable for free and Premium subscribers, Blend will allow two subscribers to share their favorite songs/ artists in real-time. Share: Share your Blend results across your social channels by tapping “Share this story” at the bottom of your data story screen.Apple struggling to keep up with demand for iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, CEO Tim Cook reveals.Blend: Once your friend accepts, Spotify will generate custom cover art and tracklist for the two of you filled with songs that combine your listening preferences and tastes.Invite: Next, tap ‘Invite’ to select a friend to join your Blend via messaging.Create: Tap ‘Create Blend’ in the Made for You hub on mobile.Yours or Mine? Premium listeners will be able to see which user’s listening preferences contributed to each song on the playlist so they can claim bragging rights over their musical taste.New Cover Art: The new cover art for Blend will allow users to easily identify each of their Blend playlists.The data stories will automatically pop up once Blend is created but users can also access them again at any time within the playlist. Blend’s data stories will be shareable across social channels. Shareable Data Stories: They’ll also be able to see the specific song that brings you together.Taste Match Scores: Two users who create a Blend will now get a taste match score that shows how similar or unique their listening preferences are, compared to their friends.Similarly to the personalised Spotify Wrapped and Only You, Blend calculates your music taste match percentage and builds a playlist that continuously grows over time as listening habits change, updating daily to evolve alongside your friendship. Spotify is helping friends put their music compatibility to the test with the official launch of a personalized shared playlist called Blend, perfect to connect with friends across state lockdowns. Spotify Blend is now available in Australia

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