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Spotify Premium users can automatically reorder playlist tracks by key and BPM using Smart Reorder (Mix > Edit > Smart Reorder), making transitions smoother and saving the changes.
Spotify Premium users can now automatically sort Mixed playlists with a new Smart Reorder option in Mix, arranging tracks by BPM and key for a smoother flow between songs while warning that it will override any manual sorting; this follows a recent move to automate playlists with Prompted Playlists.
Apple Music is now integrated with ChatGPT, allowing subscribers to create playlists and find songs using natural language commands, though streaming is not supported. Users can connect their Apple Music account via the ChatGPT app and leverage AI to enhance music discoverability and curation.
OpenAI announced that Apple Music will soon integrate with ChatGPT, allowing users to create playlists and perform natural language searches for music, similar to existing Spotify features, enhancing the AI assistant's capabilities for Apple Music subscribers.
YouTube Music celebrates its 10th anniversary by introducing 'taste match' shared playlists that adapt based on users' listening habits, along with new features like comment sections on albums and playlists, concert notifications, and partnerships to highlight upcoming events, enhancing music discovery and social interaction on the platform.
Spotify is introducing new customizable transition options for playlists, allowing users to add automatic or custom transitions between tracks, with presets and waveform-based adjustments, exclusively for Premium subscribers, enhancing playlist personalization.
Spotify is testing a new beta feature for Premium users that allows for customizable track transitions in playlists, enabling automatic blending or manual adjustments of volume, EQ, and effects to enhance listening and DJ experiences, with collaborative playlist options also available.
YouTube Music is testing an AI feature that allows Premium users in the US to create custom playlists by describing what they want to hear. Additionally, a new Shazam-like feature will let users search for songs by singing, humming, or playing them, available on both iPhone and Android devices.
Amazon Music is testing a new AI playlist maker called Maestro, allowing users to create playlists with text prompts, including emojis. Similar to Spotify's AI Playlist, Maestro is currently in beta for a small number of US subscribers, and will only be available through the Amazon Music app. Users can save and share the AI-generated playlists, but Amazon warns that the technology is still new and may not always get it right. The company plans to gather feedback before expanding the rollout of Maestro.
Spotify is testing a new AI Playlist feature that uses AI chat prompts to help users curate personalized playlists, initially available to Premium subscribers in the U.K. and Australia. The tool can generate playlists based on user-entered text strings, such as moods, activities, and more, but won't produce results for non-music-related prompts or offensive content. Users can refine the playlists by providing more specific instructions. The company aims to continue iterating on the feature while also planning to increase subscription prices in the U.S. later this year.
Spotify is testing a new beta feature called AI Playlist, which allows Premium subscribers in the UK and Australia to create playlists based on text prompts such as "an indie folk playlist to give my brain a big warm hug." The AI Playlist feature accepts prompts related to animals, movie characters, colors, places, activities, and emojis, and users can preview, edit, and save the playlists. This comes after Spotify unveiled its AI DJ feature over a year ago, which curates music based on users' listening history and preferences.
Taylor Swift released five playlists representing the five stages of grief ahead of her upcoming album, "The Tortured Poets Department," with some surprising song choices sparking strong reactions from fans. In her playlist about denial, she included her romantic song "Lover," which fans found unexpected given its sweet lyrics. Each playlist represents a different stage of heartbreak, with songs reflecting denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance, providing insight into Swift's personal experiences and emotions.
Taylor Swift has curated five new Apple Music playlists themed around the five stages of grief and heartbreak, in anticipation of her upcoming album The Tortured Poets Department. Each playlist represents a different stage, with Swift providing brief audio messages for each. The playlists include songs from her discography, with titles such as "I love You, It’s Ruining My Life Songs" for denial, "You Don’t Get to Tell Me About Sad Songs" for anger, "Am I Allowed To Cry?" for bargaining, "Old Habits Die Screaming" for depression, and "I Can Do It With A Broken Heart" for acceptance. Swift aims to build on her previous success with this new album.
Taylor Swift has curated five playlists for Apple Music, each representing a stage of heartbreak and featuring tracks from her first 10 albums ahead of her upcoming album release, The Tortured Poets Department. The playlists correspond to the stages of grief and include songs that capture denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. Swift explained the inspiration behind each playlist and how the songs reflect different emotional phases. The pop star is currently on a break from her Eras Tour to prepare for the album release, which features collaborations with Post Malone and Florence + The Machine.
Spotify is reportedly testing a new feature called "AI Playlist" that would automatically generate playlists based on user prompts. The feature, discovered through code by product designer Chris Messina, could potentially be integrated into Spotify Blend, allowing users to blend their music tastes with an algorithmically generated playlist. Spotify previously experimented with description-based playlists called Niche Mixes, but those were not AI-powered. The streaming service has been actively exploring AI technology, including the release of an AI-powered DJ earlier this year.