^ Samsung TV, LG TV, Android TV, Alexa, Sonos, CarPlay, Android Auto.^ Bose, Sonos, Chromecast, webOS, Symbian, BlackBerry, Fitbit, Android TV, Xbox.^ Sonos, AirPlay, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Apple HomePod, Amazon Echo, PlayStation 5.^ BlackBerry, CarPlay, Android Auto, Chromecast, PlayStation, Apple Watch, Wear OS, Apple TV, Android TV, WebOS, Samsung TV.

^ Amazon Echo, Fire TV, Bose, Sonos, BlackBerry, Xbox One, Apple TV, Roku.

Shut down (users offered option to transfer account to Rhapsody) Succeeded by Xbox Music and subsequently by Groove Merged into Google Play Music and subsequently into YouTube Music Succeeded by Beats Music and subsequently Apple Music Temporarily, the website referred users to Deezer. Shut down the interactive radio service and now a music playlist supplier. Replaced by PlayStation Music powered Spotify. Sonos, Chromecast, Android TV, Apple TV, Fire TV, Rokuĭiscontinued radio streaming service now a database for tracking listening histories Sonos, Bose, HomePod, Amazon Alexa, Amazon Echo With an open net browsing tab offering you an endless supply of music, Spotify customers can enjoy a heightened degree of seamless integration as they go about their digital days.Windows (with iTunes) and Mac (with Music)īose, Sonos, PlayStation, Xbox, Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV, ChromecastĬhromecast, Android TV, Android Auto, Apple TV, XboxĪmazon Echo, Google Nest, Sonos One, Shazam Web Player: Ever since the creation of, dedicated users of Spotify who use it for more than just pre-made playlists have had little reason to use the app’s RAM-guzzling standalone application. Sharing/subscribing to the playlists of friends (or people you just lurk on) is simple and lends at least a semblance of real, human interaction to the cold light of our glowing rectangles. Dragging and dropping whole albums or individual songs is as easy–or even easier–than doing the same in iTunes and the process of saving an album or self-made list for offline, data-friendly listening is a breeze. Playlists: No music streaming service seems to have playlist use figured out like Spotify. New releases seem to make their way onto the streaming service immediately after the official drop time (even in “unexpected” instances such as last year’s Black Messiah drop or this spring’s To Pimp A Butterfly surprise). Library: Spotify’s catalog is extensive to the point that one could spend an entire second lifespan “digitally digging” in its interface.

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