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Services like Spotify will probably be around forever unless there’s easy ways to migrate playlists and “loved/liked” songs between platforms. 1st world proble
by cj 2y ago
Services like Spotify will probably be around forever unless there’s easy ways to migrate playlists and “loved/liked” songs between platforms.
1st world problems, but I’m paying for Apple Music since my running playlists are on there (Spotify didn’t support offline on Apple Watch at the time) and most of my other playlists are on Spotify. I’ll probably pay for both forever for lack of time to consolidate.
Same with streaming services, sadly.
- ldayley 2y agoThere are web/mobile apps that can handle the playlist/“liked” songs migrations, but I don’t think they’re widely known.
- swyx 2y agoplaylists age. you'll be surprised how easy it is to build those things back up again on youtube. spotify's "moat" isnt as big as it thinks it is and i hope they get a sharp wakeup call.
- sedatk 2y agoThere are free online tools for migration.
- bravetraveler 2y agoI forget the service now, and I'm reluctant to advertise anyway, but it's fairly common for third parties to glue the APIs together. Deezer directly partnered with one of these services, but I found them independently beforehand
- piva00 2y agoThere are many services that allow migrating between music streaming services.