That part’s easy: There’s a big ol’ “Follow” button at the top of each shared playlist. To make any playlist a group effort, hit the ellipses at the top of any playlist and select “Make Collaborative.” Keep in mind that in order for anyone to add to the playlist, they first need to follow it. For example, you can challenge each other to follow each song with the song it samples from, or co-create the ultimate flute-rock playlist. Spotify doesn’t offer the same interface or on-the-clock adrenaline rush, but you and your friends can still tag-team a playlist and play music-nerd games. You could chill out in a virtual room with a bunch of friends and strangers, take turns spinning, and even collaborate on a nice “theme jam"-as in, everyone takes turns playing songs about food or songs about the weather or songs about technology. Hopefully this has solved some of the difficulties that some of you are having.Back in the day, Turntable.fm scratched a few itches that haven’t been re-scratched by newer services. Having to occasionally ask Alexa to "Spotify Connect" and click the odd button on my phone is for me a small price to pay for the best of both worlds.
SPOTIFY FAMILY PLUS
So whilst it is not perfect, it works for us and allows us to get all the benefits of the Echos around our home, plus the use of Spotify on them, which in my view is the best music app out there.
SPOTIFY FAMILY FULL
To achieve this for everyone, you would all need an Amazon account but then you lose the point of a house full of Echos and the benefits that brings For us only my wife has this luxury because it is her Spotify Admin Account which is linked to Amazon in the Alexa App. If you want the full voice controlled playing of music simply by speaking to Alexa, then i'm afraid this solution does not work for the Spotify Member accounts. each of our Spotify App's do tend to forget some of the Echo devices over time, so you may have to repeat the "Alexa, Spotify Connect" command from time to time. If you don't, the connection between Spotify App & Echo isn't always made. When you do use the "Spotify Connect" command, I found it best to keep Spotify closed whilst you ask Alexa, then open Spotify when she tells you to. This allows my wife, myself and our boys to each play music from our own Spotify accounts / playlists onto a different Echo, all at the same time. To do this say "Alexa, Spotify Connect" to the specific Echo you want to listen to music on and follow the instructions that Alexa gives you. Pair / connect the Spotify App on each of your mobile phones to the Echo device you want to play music on. Sounds like an impossible mistake to make but we did it! In our case we had all managed to sign in to my wife's account on our phones and setup playlists in her account, even though we paid for Spotify Family. Ensure that all member of the household login to their own Spotify Member accounts on the Spotify App on their mobile phones and setup their own playlists in their own accounts. my wife could be listening to her music in the Kitchen, but if one of the boys came along and started playing music in their room or I played the music in the car, the kitchen music would stop. Our issue - we were not able to listen to different music on different Echo devices at the same time e.g. Each of us has a mobile phone with the Spotify app installed. I'm currently a user of Google's Family Plan where we have 5 family members, only two of which live at the same address, and would want to use the same plan if using Spotify. In the house we have 4 Amazon Echo's, all connected to the same Amazon Account (my wife's). Hi all, I'm currently a UK user of Google Play Music and I'm thinking of switching to Spotify, just because of how much more versatile it is. Then within her Spotify Family account she has added a further 3 family "Member" accounts for myself and our 2 boys. In the Alexa App on her phone we have linked this Amazon Account to a Spotify Family "Admin" Account (again my wife's). Our setup - We have a single Amazon Account (my wife's).
A very similar issue has been driving me mad for ages but I may have stumbled across a solution / workaround for our specific case. As noted by the Verge, in the U.K., Spotify Student is increasing from £4.99 to £5.99 per month, with a Duo subscription (for two people) rising from £12.99 to £13.99.
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