Spotify is launching a new feature called “Spotify Codes” that will generate a unique, QR-like code for anything on Spotify, which the company hopes will be used for sharing and discovery of ...

If you get a Spotify code tattooed on your arm or another body part, when scanned, it should immediately play the content associated with it.

The most obvious thing you’ll need to build these sample apps is a Spotify account. Using it, you can log in to the Spotify ...

Spotify is getting in on QR codes with a new way to share music. The streaming service recently added "Spotify Codes" into its app. The feature (thanks Moshe Isaacian for sharing with us) is ...

References discovered in the app’s code indicate the company may be developing generative AI playlists users could create using prompts.

Move over barcodes, QR codes, and all other forms of codes, Spotify is introducing another code for you to scan and artists/labels to print on their posters and billboards. It's calling it Spotify ...

Blend is a new feature from Spotify that allows two users to create a shared playlist that merges their recent music tastes and changes daily. Your Blend playlist is accessible on both accounts ...

"Since 2017, we've seen Spotify Codes used on everything from bumper stickers to sneakers to, yes, tattoos." But what are Spotify tattoos, and why are they becoming increasingly popular on TikTok?