Spotify’s New Video Twist—Now Playing Gets a Cinematic Upgrade
Hey music lovers! Spotify is about to turn your playlist into a front‑row movie experience. Soon the streaming giant will drop a brand‑new feature that lets you watch music videos right from the Now Playing screen.
Beta Countries
- Kenya
- Indonesia
- Philippines
- Colombia
- Brazil
- Sweden
- Poland
- The Netherlands
- Italy
- Germany
- United Kingdom
How It Works
- Only Premium users in the above regions get the first peek.
- An eye‑catching “switch to video” icon appears on the song title. Click it and boom—your favorite track comes alive with its official video!
- On Android and iOS, you can even switch the video to landscape mode for that full‑screen vibe.
- Think of it as a backstage pass: you’re hearing the beats and seeing the visuals, all in one swipe.
Why This Feels Like a Netflix Upgrade
Imagine adding a dash of movie‑style to your daily jams. Spotify is basically saying, “Why just listen when you can also binge your favorite music videos?” A little cinematic twist that keeps your ear buds and screen glued together. Stay tuned—once the beta rolls out, you’ll be watching your Spotify love songs in two‑step dance moves and cinematic stories, all from the comfort of your phone.
Spotify’s Music Video Boom
Artists Taking over Your Screens
- Asake – The Nigerian vibe that’s already spinning worldwide.
- Aluna – Electric pop that turns any room into a dance club.
- Ice Spice – Urban beats that keep the playlist fresh.
- Doja Cat – Whiz-kid creativity that pops wherever you watch.
- Ed Sheeran – Classic hits that melt into any backdrop.
Where You’ll Find the Fun
Whether you’re hooked up to a smart TV or sitting in front of a desktop, Spotify is giving you the same full‑blown video experience. No more flushing over to another platform – your tunes and visuals are now on the same screen.
More Than Just a Playlist
Thanks to a big stock‑pile that’s set to grow by thousands of titles, you’re not just listening, you’re watching. This expansion is part of Spotify’s plan to turn every living space into a 24/7 concert.
Track Record
Apple Music has been rocking music video support since March 2018, so Spotify’s move is a natural next step in making streaming more visual.
Get ready to immerse yourself fully; it’s not just about the soundtrack—you’re about to see your favorite tracks come to life, no matter what device you’re on.
