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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nHow to add Instagram songs to your Spotify playlist<\/p>\n
Discover new music on Instagram and instantly add it to your Spotify playlist with just a couple taps.<\/p>\n
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Ever wondered when you created your Spotify<\/a> account? Or which song you listened to first on the app? Well, now you can revisit these moments through the music streaming platform’s new feature.<\/p>\n For the first time, Spotify is gifting users “a fully personalized look at their entire music history,” taking them on a trip down the memory lane with its new “Spotify 20: Your Party of the Year(s)\u201d feature, a “new, mobile-only in-app experience” that “gives you a playful, nostalgia-driven look back at your music listening history” and brings “your listening journey to life.”<\/p>\n The experience highlights moments that defined users’ time “through never-before-shared data,” including:<\/p>\n Each data story includes a share card at the end of the experience, allowing users to save results, send them to friends or share them on social media.<\/p>\n Spotify users can find their “Party of the Year(s)” by searching “Spotify 20” or “Party of the Year(s)\u201d in the mobile app or by visiting spotify.com\/20<\/a> on your mobile device. The experience is only available on mobile devices.<\/p>\n Spotify said the new experience is part of the music streaming platform’s 20th birthday celebrations and is “designed as a personalized time capsule” that “captures the moments that defined listeners’ music journeys and celebrates the artists and fans who have shaped Spotify and music culture over the past 20 years.”<\/p>\n Need a news break?<\/strong>\u00a0Check out the all new PLAY hub with puzzles, games and more!<\/a><\/p>\n As part of the celebrations earlier in April<\/a>, Spotify also revealed the lists of most-streamed artists, albums, songs, podcasts and audiobooks in the streaming service’s history.<\/p>\n The data comes from years of fan listening and reflects global Spotify streams as of April 2026, according to the\u00a0streamers’ news release<\/a>. The celebration also features a\u00a0Spotify 20 hub<\/a>\u00a0that contains playlists and a visual history of the streaming service.<\/p>\n “Drawn from years of listening across hundreds of millions of fans, these lists capture the music and stories that didn\u2019t just break through but stayed, becoming part of everyday life around the world,” Spotify said.<\/p>\n\n
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