Your Genres/Topics: Finally, bring it all home with the combination of music and podcast genres that sets your listening apart.Your Time of Day: Early bird or night owl, discover the music and podcast content you listen to at certain times, whether early in the morning or late at night.Your Song Year: When is the music you listen to from? This part of the experience shows how you’ve musically traveled through different time periods with music.For example, who else would play some Greta Van Fleet right after jamming out to Olivia Rodrigo? Your Artist Pairs: This experience demonstrates unique audio pairings that you’ve listened to recently that show your range of listening interests.Once you select the trio, Spotify will create a personalized Spotify Mix for each artist to set the mood of the meal. Your Dream Dinner Party: Choose the three artists you’d invite to the dinner party of your dreams.Your Rising sign brings it all together with an artist you’ve recently connected with. Your Moon sign demonstrates an artist you listen to that best shows your emotional or vulnerable side. Your Sun sign details the artist you listened to most over the last six months. Your Audio Birth Chart: It’s a musical meeting of cosmic proportions.Here are the main programming points in Only You, as described by Spotify: For those who don’t pay much attention to when songs were made, you might be surprised by how with-it (or not with-it) you are. Another agreeable part: Decade Mixes, personalized by our listening history. Putting aside the coy mystery of its placement, we enjoyed the echo of Wrapped, dipping into mixes based on genres and artists we favor. We had to search for “only you,” and brought it to the screen that way.
ONLY YOU SPOTIFY ANDROID
Our second test was delayed because we couldn’t find the darn thing - it was no longer visible in the Home tab of the Android app. We generally like inventive personalizations in music apps, and our first test of Only You was positive. It appears to be a continuing feature that presumably will evolve with each user’s continued listening. “Only You is all about celebrating how you listen,” Spotify asserts in a celebratory blog post. Spotify has launched Only You, a separate section in the app stocked with playlists based on H1 listening. Now the streaming platform seems to be thinking that once a year isn’t good enough, or that if it’s a good annual feature, it’s a good semi-annual feature too. (Listening metrics are bundled into the annual retrospective, too.) That annual experience tells users what they listened to most, and how much, and encourages continued listening with personalized playlists hammering home the faves. Spotify has long encouraged musical self-reflection in its subscribers with an end-of-year feature called Spotify Wrapped.
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