There are a lot of settings to choose from, so here are the most important ones: Go to to Your Library and hit the gear icon at the top. Just go to the Now Playing screen (tap on the bar near the bottom of the app) and swipe down on the album cover. RapGenius integrates directly into Spotify, so you can find out what those lyrics really mean without going to Google. I've discovered some of my now-favorite artists using this feature. Tap that and you can dive into the complete list. Head to an artist and just below the list of popular tracks, you'll see a tiny section with a list of similar artists. One of my favorite features is the Related Artists section on every artist's page. Just go to an artist's page and hit "Follow" at the top.Ī clever way to discover new music. Use this feature to get notifications when an artist you like releases new music or adds it to Spotify for the first time. You can queue up music on the fly by tapping the option button next to a song (circle with three dots) and choosing "Add to Up Next." To view the queue, go to the Now Playing screen (tap the bar at the bottom of the app) and hit the icon in the upper-right corner (three lines).įollow an artist. Downloading songs sucks up data and battery power.
At the top of any playlist, album, artist, or the entire Songs list, flip the switch to "Available offline." I highly recommend connecting your phone'sWi-Fi and charger first. It's where you can store and organize all the music you find on Spotify, the way you might if you were buying the music and organizing it in a place like iTunes. The very last tab in the app is Your Library. They tend to be well-curated and long - each one has at least 25 songs. The Genres & Moods section is a way to find playlists made by people on Spotify's team. The tiles at the top are playlists that Spotify thinks you'll enjoy, based on your listening habits. If you want to get lost in a sea of music - or maybe let music find you - go here. That feature isn't as good as Pandora's, but it suffices when you just can't decide on a playlist.
You can go for one of the recommended stations, choose a genre, or tap the "+" button at the top to create a station based on a song or artist. Here's Spotify's attempt at giving you a Pandora-style option. After searching, scroll allllll the way to the bottom to see Playlist results. Search for something like "best rolling stones" to see if anyone in the community has made that playlist. Tap the Search tab, type the song name or artist, and you're set. This is where you go when all you really want to do is play "Love Yourself" on repeat. You got Spotify because you want to play music. The tips here work for desktop, but if you're following along, do so with the phone app.
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