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For almost a year, the music streaming market leader Spotify with an automated playlist that is tailored to the changing listening habits of users, in short: the Daylist. It is based on what music you listen to at what time of day and on what day of the week. For the selection, music titles are divided into categories based on mood, tempo and theme, among other things. So far, the Daylist was only available in 65 countries, Germany was not included, and in English, after it was launched in Autumn 2023 was launched exclusively in the US market. German users were left empty-handed. A recent Press release According to the Swedish company, this is now set to change.
Daylist: Proven concept available globally
Spotify is now making its Daylist available globally, including in Germany. The learning playlist can also be used in 14 other languages, including Arabic, Japanese, Spanish and German. One reason for the expansion of the feature is likely to be the positive figures announced by the company: around 70 percent of previous users of the playlist used it weekly, is it[calledMolly Holder, the manager responsible for personalization, also came to the conclusion that the Daylist is one of the most popular functions for discovering new music on Spotify. It remains to be seen how the concept will be received here.
Search, retrieve, save
Either way, if you want to use the Daylist on mobile devices, you can find it in the “Made For You” hub. On other compatible devices, you can alternatively use the search function or under spotify.com/daylist If necessary, users can save a favorite daylist directly to their library – just like with traditional playlists. However, this should be done before the artwork cover of the automated playlist changes and new songs become available. (With material from dpa.)
Source: German