News & Reviews:   Spotify

Facebook wants you to stay in the app even when you want to listen to music by releasing this Spotify miniplayer. From now on, users can directly play songs shared by others from Spotify in the social media app without the need to switch to the music app. It’ll be available on both iOS and Android and in 27 markets with Malaysia being one of them.

Based on a statement by gsmarena, it seems that Spotify has started rolling out the “Hey Spotify” voice recognition feature that lets you search and play songs without physically touching your phone. While not much is known in regards to when the feature will be available in Malaysia, it does give us a better idea of what to expect from Spotify in the coming months.

According to sources, Spotify have 'makeover' their web player and desktop app. It took 'months' of test and research to develop the new design to provide better and simpler useful features for the users.

Remember when your favourite K-pop song suddenly disappeared from Spotify last week? As you already know, this was due to the expiry of the license agreement between Spotify and Kakao Entertainment. Fortunately, that should no longer be a problem.

If you suddenly can't listen to any of your favourite K-Pop songs on Spotify, you're not alone. Apparently, a majority of K-Pop songs on Spotify have been removed without warning due to the license agreement with Kakao M, the distributor and partner of Spotify.

Most people love to listen to a variety of songs, so you probably a huge list of songs you've liked on Spotify by now. But you don't always want to listen to the same songs, right? In that case, Spotify's latest update would be relevant to you.

For most people, Spotify is enough to enjoy music on a daily basis. But a bitrate of 320kbps is not enough for audiophiles, who demand CD-quality music to go with their expensive audio gear. Well, Spotify HiFi should be able to cater to their needs.

Earlier, we announced that Spotify just offered a new prepaid plan which Malaysians can pay on a daily or weekly basis. At the same time, the company will also increase the Premium Family price from RM22.40/month to RM23.80/month.

If you have always wanted to subscribe to Spotify, now could be the time for you. It seems that the company has added a new prepaid plan for Malaysians which is on a Daily and Weekly basis. Here's the breakdown of the prepaid plan.

Spotify has announced that you can now set a custom image for your playlist via your smartphone starting from today onwards, which gives you more options on how to customize your listening experience. This feature is now available on both iOS and Android operating system, so be sure to update your Spotify app if you haven’t yet.