The new radio service is something that’s available on the desktop version of the service, and allows users to listen to music similar to a particular song, artist or playlist. With access to all of Spotify’s music tracks streamed over your mobile network, and the ability to like songs to save them for later in a special playlist. If you don’t like a song, skip it and Spotify will learn your preferences for next time.
Naturally, you need to be a Spotify premium subscriber to take advantage of the service, and it’s iOS only at this stage, although it should role out to Android in the coming weeks.
Web: Spotify
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