The new feed-style design will be evident across the app, in sections like Discovery Weekly, Release Radar, and New Music Friday, and, Spotify says, to encourage a “more active experience” that they hope helps their creators to “grow, engage, and monetize.”ġ1 Sonos tips, tricks, and little-known features Everything, of course, is based on your usage from what Spotify thinks you might like.
The biggest change comes to the Home screen, which takes the old layout of album artwork and static images and brings it to life with video clips, audio previews of songs, playlists, albums, podcast episodes, and more.Įverything can be tapped and swiped to explore further, or saved for later. While the Stream On even had a big focus on new tools and resources for music artists, podcasters, and audiobook creators, the top of the presentation was big on the new look and features for users - some that will only be available to everyone and some to subscribers only. The revamp not only brings a new scrolling, image-heavy, interactive visual look reminiscent of TikTok and Instagram to the mobile app’s Home page, but there are several new discovery-based features for music, podcasts, and audiobooks. Spotify held its second annual Stream On event for creators today, and while the streamer didn’t announce the coming of its hi-res music tier, it took the opportunity to lift the veil off its biggest redesign in a decade.
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