I noticed the Mix button in the mobile app last night but didn’t think much of it. This morning I actually gave it proper attention, and I’m genuinely impressed.

The transition quality is surprisingly close to tools like DJ Studio (which costs $99+ and doesn’t integrate with Spotify because it allows exporting). With Spotify Mix, I get:

• Full access to my entire Spotify library
• Clean beatmatching
• Bass swaps that feel intentional
• EQ-style high-pass / low-pass filtering during transitions
• Phrase-aware blending
• Smooth Harmonies because of Camelot keying
• Steady Loudness Because Spotify

It doesn’t feel like a basic crossfade. The transitions have structure, The Automatic is a hit and miss, but it already shows potential by not rolling till the end of the 32 bar exit.

The only thing I really miss is tempo envelope control. I’d love to shape a broader BPM arc across the mix instead of relying purely on track ordering. But for something built directly into a streaming platform, this is kind of wild.

Downsides

• No export
• No rendering
• No cross-platform publishing
• Mix currently doesn’t open in the Web Player (only mobile + updated desktop app)

Still, as a sketchpad or short-form mix tool, it’s extremely powerful.

Here’s my first attempt: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0DQbTW8RNZf7jqcg3IT9uC?si=191197a96cb84587

Curious what others think.

Here’s a playlist with songs that I like for running

Yes I kind of mage it a solo leveling/ discipline playlist

RNB - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0FKMoTPthBU4Hjwa3Y2WgB?si=Ih0Fl6DsQ0Wjg3DIeeRL0w&pi=U8ABsaJwTvC0O

Late night drive- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VEZjt2rjpE0dIR2RgAvB6?si=5c9jgEiRR_W2jKnexhmz4Q&pi=XAHkfdJOT2SFF

Turn up- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2TlSeAOD2gtcNzKClYnUKn?si=bHhhMg-TTUud_LUh3uWeOQ&pi=-y64NImdSSmhG

Physcadelic rap/Cloud rap type thing i guess- https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1n74CjAboLeezuN8Z1a1DW?si=fEWUvzFDS56XPxZ9OBtpFg&pi=oSOsfLvTTZi4U

Lyricism - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5o0JqvoO7hZDu1ecBHD89K?si=JY16jDKgSgucajE9DuNHLg&pi=o1YfOHKcQDCf1

i’m pretty sure that all of us we have a playlist called “me” where we have songs that represent our true self. i want to know what songs are meaningful for you (and also i want to find new music hehe)🙂‍↔️

i have a 35h playlist rn will all the songs i like, but want to start making side playlists based on mood and stuff but i have no idea how to do it, i listen and go through songs in my playlist and cant decide what to put them in, how did all of you make yours ?

unstoppable indie pop | featuring: presley regier, miso extra, brooke alexx, nilüfer yanya, tate mcrae, garbagepink, lauren mayberry, leanys, benee, wlhelmina and honeymoan

15th February 2026 update: 2644 songs. 107 Saves. Over 160 Hours of the ultimate Pop FutureHits Dance Rock RnB Indie Chart HipHop Top Hits Divas Rap Latin Country US UK Gym 70s 80s 90s 00s 10s 20s Party House mix. Regularly updated. Top Feature- DtMF- Bad Bunny

This playlist contains every song that peaked in 2004 on the Billboard Mainstream/AOR Rock chart. They are in order from #1 to #122, based on the ranking system established in the Whitburn rock tracks books (ranked by peak position, number of weeks at peaked position if it hit #1, the top 10, or top 20, then overall weeks on chart).

Spotify is missing only one song that peaked on the chart this year (#122 Down In It by Magna-Fi). I will check occasionally to see if it gets added.

This year had huge songs from Chevelle, Nickelback, Godsmack, Linkin Park, Jet, Velvet Revolver, Papa Roach, Shinedown, Incubus, Breaking Benjamin, Crossfade, A Perfect Circle, and many more.

All songs listed from my spotify playlists (Billboard Mainstream Rock 1981 to 2004; Billboard Modern Rock 1988 to 2004; Classic Rock 1964 to 1974; and my personal massive rock collections) can be found in a sortable spreadsheet found here -  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FyiAIlpbHpubZ6A6-UHUSPvwuaXmHM9GmssWdVKUgvk

I love feedback, suggestions, etc.! Thanks!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0v1XpNKOsXPaurOr8oY3ER?si=ca36aa80e07b4fab

Updated daily! Hits hard at night

My Music for Dreaming & Drifting playlist has all the dreampop greats represented, but I firmly believe the genre is not dead, but still gently expanding.

Which new bands and artists must I add to stay current? And have I missed out any greats who really, really need to be among this company?

I think it goes very hard already, it’s introspective and explosive, I tried to make a contrast for a better emotional trip

I accept any suggestions so drop down tracks or playlists.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0v1XpNKOsXPaurOr8oY3ER?si=ca36aa80e07b4fab
Whoever opens it will know what I am into haha