Spotify has stopped trying to make users pay for song lyrics After expanding a test that put the feature behind a Premium paywall, Spotify is now reversing the change It usually never goes over Users who don't pay for the platform had briefly been able to view just three song lyrics per month By Elias Leight editor Listeners who use Spotify’s free tier have access to more song lyrics
In May, Spotify began charging some users to view lyrics while a song was playing, encouraging them to "enjoy lyrics on Spotify Premium" Then in June, Spotify announced plans to increase the cost Spotify loves to tinker, and now it’s tinkering—again—with song lyrics for free users After making real-time song lyrics almost entirely exclusive to paid users earlier this year After removing the song lyric feature from free Spotify accounts, the company has finally announced that it’s making lyrics free again for everyone When song lyrics first launched on Spotify, they Restless Road has accumulated over 235 million cumulative career streams and was named as one of Spotify’s Hot Country and relatable lyrics Latin music is a diverse and vibrant genre
After removing the song lyric feature from free Spotify accounts, the company has finally announced that it’s making lyrics free again for everyone When song lyrics first launched on Spotify, they Restless Road has accumulated over 235 million cumulative career streams and was named as one of Spotify’s Hot Country and relatable lyrics Latin music is a diverse and vibrant genre Spotify lyrics were turned into a paid feature after a limited test last year – but the company has now reversed course and made them free for everyone again … Spotify historically allowed In a remarkable about-turn one can't help likening to Sonos finally apologizing for its May 7 app update, Spotify has now reinstated lyrics to its free, ad-supported tier a mere two months after Spotify attempted to promote “Enjoy lyrics on Premium”, but seems to have reversed course within two months After putting song lyrics behind a paywall, Spotify says it’s “expanding MTV was the main medium then, as Spotify is now, with most of us getting our music streamed via the internet What Spotify sends you is selected by algorithms, which tend to give you more of the same
Spotify lyrics were turned into a paid feature after a limited test last year – but the company has now reversed course and made them free for everyone again … Spotify historically allowed In a remarkable about-turn one can't help likening to Sonos finally apologizing for its May 7 app update, Spotify has now reinstated lyrics to its free, ad-supported tier a mere two months after Spotify attempted to promote “Enjoy lyrics on Premium”, but seems to have reversed course within two months After putting song lyrics behind a paywall, Spotify says it’s “expanding MTV was the main medium then, as Spotify is now, with most of us getting our music streamed via the internet What Spotify sends you is selected by algorithms, which tend to give you more of the same Back in May, Spotify quietly started putting lyrics behind a paywall, limiting free users to lyrics for three songs per month The move was a bid to push more users to pay for the service
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