Not only could this expand its user base, but it could increase the time spent within the app. I feel like this is such a smart move on Spotify’s behalf. 9to5Mac’s Take on Spotify’s Heardle acquisition Additionally, there are no details on just how much Spotify paid for Heardle. We don’t have exact dates on when this integration will be available to all. Spotify plans to integrate later within more countries. Jeremy Erlich, global head of music at SpotifyĪccording to The Verge, Spotify’s integration is starting in the US, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. Heardle has proven to be a really fun way to connect millions of fans with songs they know and love and with new songs and a way to compete with their friends as to who has the best musical knowledge. We are always looking for innovative and playful ways to enhance music discovery and help artists reach new fans. The hope for the Heardle acquisition is that players will use the game to discover new music and listen on Spotify. With millions of players, it’s also been a smash hit like Wordle. Once the answer is revealed, it will link to the song on Spotify (previously SoundCloud). Heardle asks players to guess a song being played within six tries based on the opening notes of the tune. Out of all of Spotify’s acquisition, this is its first venture into gaming. There's also going to be in-app quizzes and a feature called the "Story of Your 2020 with your Top Song," which takes you through your listening habits on the song you listened to most.Attention fans of Heardle! Spotify now owns your favorite Wordle-like music discovery game. Though, Premium users will get badges like the Tastemaker badge ("X of your playlists gained X new followers") or the Pioneer badge ("You listened to X song before it hit 50,000 streams"). Time for a summer rewind We've made a playlist just for you, featuring the songs that helped to soundtrack your last few summers. You'll also get one called "On Record," which Spotify explains as "a mixed media experience that highlights your top 2020 artists." That last one is only available in the US, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. Your Summer Rewind - Spotify Your Summer Rewind. You'll also see a "Missed Hits" playlist that collects the biggest songs of the year that you weren't listening to. The playlist will autofill with the 100 songs you listened to most. The first one is "Your Top Songs of 2020." Then you're off down memory lane, looking at everything you loved (or your kids loved to the detriment of your Wrapped playlist) in 2020. Inside the Spotify app, you'll find a bunch of year-end playlists for you. You'll also be prompted to sign in to see a personalized look back at 2020. The site will take you through the most-played artists, songs, and podcasts across Spotify, among a few other best of the year lists. Head to the Spotify Wrapped site whether you want to get the mobile or desktop experience. Here's what you need to know to dig up your personalized year in review whether you want to flaunt it or bury it. Alternatively, it might alert you to exactly how much your children have taken over your listening with their repeated demands for "Let It Go" or whatever song they couldn't get enough of this year. Plus, you can get shareable images that let you let everyone else know about your awesome taste in music. That's in addition to a personalized year in review that lets you dig into the songs you've been listening to throughout the year with all the working from home and social distancing the year has required. Spotify's Wrapped site for 2020 highlights the most-listened-to songs, artists, albums, and podcasts of 2020 across the US and the globe. Yes, Spotify Wrapped is back to help you see 2020 out the door. The tradition of year-end lists and social media roundups come together every December for you to dip your toes into a quantified retrospective of your listening habits.
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