According to Bustle, you can find your zodiac sign’s own Spotify playlist by going to the app’s Pop Culture section. The twelve Cosmic Playlists are now waiting for your eager ears to hear them.
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Why isn’t my astrology available on Spotify?
To be eligible for this story, you must have discovered a new artist in the recent six months and streamed numerous tracks. Due to market limits or a lack of data, your account was not eligible for this story area.
Are the horoscopes on Spotify accurate?
Perhaps you were one of those who looked up zodiac signs in the hopes of finding true love or getting lucky financially.
Spotify has taken zodiac signs to the next level by compiling a playlist for music fans based on all 12 zodiac signs. They’re also quite accurate!
People born under this sign are said to be more family oriented, therefore any old school music would appeal to them.
This zodiac sign is constantly challenging the current quo. As a result, their musical tastes lean toward independent and underground music. John Lim, a content specialist for Mashable Southeast Asia, disagrees.
Pisces (February 19 – March 20)
The “hippies of the signs,” according to Spotify, are people born under this sign. Indie music is also popular among those born under this sign.
People born under the sign of Aries, according to the Swedish music streaming company, like lively music that complements their fiery personality. John Solomon, video editor for Mashable Southeast Asia, said the list was inaccurate for him as well.
Because people born under this sign are thought to be more level-headed, they prefer more organic music like ambient noises to soulful grooves.
Cancer (June 21 – July 22)
Those born under this sign are thought to be melancholy and emo, and they appreciate love songs, according to Mashable Southeast Asia’s content specialist, Tarvin Gill.
If you go to a Karaoke bar, the loudest person singing is almost certainly a Leo.
Virgos, including myself, are thought to be clever and analytical. As a result, these selections were fairly accurate for me.
Guess what? If you thought Cancer was the emotional kind, think again. They’ve finally found their match.
Scorpios prefer music with a sophisticated tone to match their intensity. This playlist had some hits and misses, according to my other half, who is a Scorpio.
If you went to a club, a Sagittarius would most likely beat you on the dance floor. People born under this sign, like Aries, like fast-paced music. They’re mostly party animals.
The playlists were curated by a team of worldwide curators, according to Spotify Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan team lead Eve Tan.
“Music helps many Spotify users make sense of their emotions. Our musical preferences and tastes can reveal a lot about who we are, what we’re up to, and how we’re feeling at any particular time.
“We recognize that, with good selection, music has the ability to enhance or modify moods. Spotify contributes to variety and cultural exchange of music and trends with a dedicated staff of global curators to give the best personal music experience to anybody, everywhere,” Eve explains.
What’s the best way to add my birth chart to Spotify?
The “Only You” option may be found on Spotify’s mobile app’s main page. Simply tap the prompt, and it will begin to play some personalized information on your listening habits.
- Your Audio Birth Chart: The Sun (the artist you’ve listened to the most in the last six months), Moon (an emotive artist choice), and Rising are all represented by different artists (a recent musical find.)
- Choose three artists from nine options for your dream dinner party and receive a custom mix. (Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, R.E.M., The PedalJets, Foo Fighters, Joe Strummer, and Bob Dylan were among my guests.)
- Your Artist Pairs: Spotify selects a pair for you based on your listening preferences.
- Year of your song: These selections span the years in which the music you’re listening to was created.
- Your Time of Day: This is a song or podcast that you listen to in the morning or evening.
- Your Genres/Topics: How your listening habits differentiate you based on music and podcast genres.
What’s the best way to locate my ideal dinner on Spotify?
Only You is available in both the iPhone and Android versions of Spotify’s smartphone apps. Before you do anything else, make sure the app is up to date.
1. If you haven’t already, open the Spotify app and connect in to your account.
2. Only You may appear automatically or on your Home tab if you haven’t seen it before. Otherwise, go to the bottom of the screen and tap Search.
3. You should notice a pop-up labeled “Find out how you listen” beneath the search box. This should be tapped.
Important: The Only You tale feature will eventually disappear from this page. Once it’s gone, you may search for Only You and tap it when it displays as a “Genre” to find it again.
4. Your Only You playlist will begin to play. To advance, either wait for each page to load or press the right side of the screen.
5. On the seventh page, you’ll be asked to design your “Dream Dinner Party.” You can choose three musicians and Spotify will create playlists of their most popular songs as well as tracks by similar artists. To save the playlists, tap Add Mixes to Your Library.
6. When you’re finished, the Only You slideshow will show you all of the pages. You can send any page to a friend or another app by tapping Share on any page.
Why isn’t my Spotify audio birth chart functioning properly?
Make sure you’re using the most recent version of the app if you’re having trouble locating the new feature. It’s conceivable that your account isn’t eligible if it’s still not working. You must be currently located in one of the 79 countries that support the feature, as well as having streamed at least 30 songs from five different artists in the previous six months.
Because some users have reported having trouble using the Audio Birth Chart function, it’s likely that it’s currently unavailable.
Why isn’t my one and only Spotify account working?
Spotify’s Only You function collects information about a user’s listening habits and assists in content creation. There may be some challenges with the new feature, which they can now resolve by updating their application. This usually occurs when a user has not updated their application to the most recent version. Here’s how to get the Spotify Only You function to work again.
- Restart your computer.
- Try to turn off the high-definition streaming.
- Turn off LTE and/or Cellular Data if possible. Restart using WiFi.
- Your internet connection should be refreshed.
- If you have an issue with a particular music, erase it and save it again.
- Remove any other music apps from your phone.
- Reset the network’s configurations
- Try uninstalling and reinstalling the Spotify app.
- Restore your phone’s functionality
Features offered with Spotify Only You
- Know who represents the Sun (the artist you’ve listened to the most in the last six months), Moon (an emotive artist pick), and Rising in your Audio Birth Chart (a recent musical find.)
- Your Ideal Dinner Party: Choose three artists you’d want to bring to dinner and receive a custom playlist.
- Your Artist Pairs: Spotify will select a pair that best represents your listening preferences.
- Year of your song: This will be displayed after analyzing data collected over several years, including the music you listen to.
- Your Local Time: You’ll notice a song or podcast that is played early or late in the day.
- Genres/Topics you’re interested in: It will demonstrate how the user’s music and podcast genre preferences differentiate them based on their listening habits.
After seeing Spotify’s 2020 Wrapped feature, it’s not surprising to see them release a product like this. This brought in a lot of your data and showed how much music the users had listened to over the course of a year. The Only You feature appears to be quite similar, except it will continue to update as your year progresses. Users can expect to see the Wrapped feature relaunched before the end of 2021 to learn about new music listening habits. Apart than that, Spotify has made no official remarks about the matter.
What kind of music does Aries enjoy?
For the typical Aries, music that matches their strong and energetic personalities is preferred. As a result of this general tendency, an Aries is likely to love a variety of snappy pop tunes or diverse forms of rock. These styles provide the sign with a quick adrenaline rush, allowing them to express their passionate emotions and tie their own experiences to the songs they listen to.
It is critical for an Aries to have this musical outlet because they are rarely able to express themselves as fully as they would like in social situations. This type of music might assist you relieve stress while you’re in a tedious or slow social context (meetings, job, school, etc.).
- “Rape Me” is a phrase that means “to enslave me (Nirvana)
- “At the End of the Day” (Linkin Park)
- “The Unforgiven II” is the sequel to “The Unforgiven” (Metallica)
- “Gives You Hell” is a line from the song “Gives You Hell” (All American Rejects)
- “Mr. Brightside” is a fictional character (The Killers)
- “I despise you in every way” (Three Days Grace)
- “Thank you, Mrs. Mmrs” (Fall Out Boy)
- “Everyone Is Talking” (Neon Trees)
- “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” means “Bidi Bidi Bom Bom” (Selena)
- “Rocket Man” is a character from the film “Rocket Man” (Elton John)
- “It’s Always Sunny on the Sunny Side of the Street” (Billie Holiday)
- Tango de Masochismo (Masochism Tango) (Tom Lehrer)
What does it mean to find something quickly?
Discover Quickly can help you with that. Although its creators, Aliza Aufrichtig and Edward Clement Lee, both work at Spotify, it is not an official Spotify tool. It makes advantage of Spotify’s public API to provide music discovery a more exploratory feel, akin to a scavenger hunt rather than sifting through pages and pages of lists. “There’s really little in Discover Swiftly that you can’t do on your standard Spotify app,” Aufrichtig told Gizmodo, “but we wanted to prioritize the activity of browsing music quickly and aesthetically.”
Discover Quickly allows you to preview the tracks in your Spotify-generated Discover Weekly playlist quickly and easily. Rather to clicking on and listening to individual songs in the playlist or listening to the playlist in its entirety, Discover Quickly displays the album covers of all those tracks in a grid and allows you to hear a small clip of each track simply by mousing over the album cover of your choosing. If you like what you hear, you can bookmark the song and get more information about it and the artist by clicking on the album cover. From there, you can click through and through, almost like you’re traveling through sound wormholes.