Spotify Newsletter #110

Your Weekly Dose of Spotify News

May 20

Hello and welcome to another issue of the Spotify Newsletter! It’s another fun week of news from the streaming music behemoth.

All is relatively calm in the Spotify kingdom. There is news of a toe-dip into the NFT pool, as Spotify experiments with musician NFT galleries. It’s all NFT these days, apparently, so now Spotify is testing a way for artists to display their non-fungible token (NFT) collections.

Now that Spotify Stations is a memory, I did dabble with the Spotify Radio function. There’s definitely similarities, so all is not lost. It’s not the same, obviously, but I’ll stick with it to see if Radio can somehow fill the massive void in my heart / music streaming routine.

As always… thanks for reading! 🎵

★In the SPOTlight★

🔥 Spotify experiments with musician NFT galleries

You can view NFT collections from Steve Aoki and The Wombats if you’re part of the test.

🔥 PlaylistSupply Team Chats About Spotify Playlists, Data, and Music Streaming

Benjamin Stein, the CEO and co-founder of PlaylistSupply, has stated that the tool is “is super effective for niche genres and anyone looking to increase their Spotify traffic.”

🔥 Streaming’s surprise growth in Sweden suggests that, for Spotify, the time for price rises is now

Why didn’t Spotify raise its $9.99 / €9.99 / £9.99-per-month Premium prices in more major markets before the average person faced an economic tornado from spiraling inflation, energy prices, and interest rates?

🔥 Spotify and Accenture Collaborate To Offer Spotify Premium As an Employee Perk

With our new offering, “Spotify for Work,” a partner proposition that allows companies to offer Spotify Premium as an employee perk, employers of all types have the opportunity to offer their employees the power of audio to listen to while concentrating at work, working out, cooking dinner, and everything in between.