Again, your mixes will all be based on your preferences. When you're in the Spotify Mixes, you'll be able to scroll to check out separate Justin Bieber or Taylor Swift (or whoever your go-to artists are) mixes in the "Artist Mixes" playlist, while Pop and '00s curations will be housed in the "Genre" and "Decades" mixes, respectively. (You don't have to type anything in the search bar.) There, you'll have three rows dedicated to "Your Genre Mixes," "Your Artist Mixes," and "Your Decade Mixes." You can also find your Spotify Mixes on your Spotify desktop when you click on "Made For You" on the left side of your screen. To find Spotify Mixes on the app, all you have to do is tap on the Search icon located at the bottom of the screen, and then tap on the "Made for You" hub, which should be located in the middle of your screen. While the idea was inspired by the Daily Mixes users have ben able to tune into since 2016, Spotify Mixes takes it one step further by creating three separate categories - Artists, Genre, and Decade - with multiple playlists that change frequently based on artists you like, genres you tune into, and which decades of music you frequently choose. On March 31, Spotify launched even more personalized playlists for all free and premium users based off their individual listening practices. Get ready to kiss playlist fatigue goodbye and get some new material on your radar once you know where to find Spotify Mixes by artist, genre, and decade. Inspired by the fan-loved Daily Mix playlists, the new Spotify Mixes include three categories of personalized track lists that are curated based on your current listening habits.
Spotify is making it easier for you to discover new jams you'll want to put on repeat, thanks to the launch of a brand new feature.
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