It's really annoying to have to constantly correct the volume on my Google Nest Mini.   On PC or Mobile, I can just set the volume for one song and forget about it in the knowledge that subsequent songs will roughly match that same volume. This is not possible with Google Home / Nest devices. I would expect that this is the same for Chromecasts. ... View more

I would love to be able to augment the normal phrase so it automatically shuffles the playlist, artists and all. I am tired of wanting to hear something and always hearing the same song first til I make it shuffle and then skip that song.  ... View more

Just recently got a Google Home and I really love the Spotify integration. One thing that is a bit annoying is that you can't ask Home to play a Daily Mix. Every time it plays a random public playlist named 'Daily Mix blank' . Please add this command. ... View more

We should have access to the gapless option while using Google home (speakers).   During any party, when everyone is dancing, having a gap between each songs feels wrong. Especially when listening to party mix with songs that last for 30sec and its even worst when listening to Live version of our favorite group.    This idea should be simple enough since the gapless option already exists with Spotify. Spotify gave away (and still giving) Google mini at your premium member, shouldn't we have access to all the feature since Spotify and Google seem to have a nice partnership.   Thank you for your time in my request.  ... View more

This is driving me crazy, and there are a few similar threads out there, but Spotify and Google need to figure out a solution to this ASAP.    My wife and I have a Spotify family plan - each with our own accounts. We also use a range of google home products and google assistant, each with our own username linked to our own individual Spotify family plan account.    You’d think we could each listen to music on different google home speakers, just as we can on different mobile devices or computers. But no, no matter which users makes a request to a google home mini, it links to my username.   As a result, if I’m playing music on a google home device in one room, and my wife wants to listen to music on a different google home device in another room, the latest user to request a song will cut off the other - “because the account is being used elsewhere.” But it isn’t. We have two separate accounts under one family plan.    Similarly if my wife starts Spotify through a google home device, and I leave the house and want to listen to music in the car on my mobile device, it steals her broadcast - so she cannot listen any longer inside or I cannot listen in the car. Again, this makes no sense. We have two separate Spotify accounts (under a shared family plan) and two separate google home user accounts. Both are linked to each other.    There should be no digital rights violation here, as we use this Spotify functionality all the time with our mobile phones or computers. What gives Spotify and Google? Please fix this ASAP!!! ... View more

I love using my Google Home as mean to controll Spotify, tell it what to play and where.  But at the moment the amount of control you have is a bit lackluster. It is not possible to play a specific album. To be able to save the current playing song to an playlist or the songs list would be awesome. Ask what song is playing what be nice. I understand some of these things may be in Google's corner to implement but either way it would be great to see. ... View more

It would be great to have the option to auto-play similar songs on google home after the playlist/album is finished.   Not sure how the settings for this would be implemented, but it would be nice to be able to toggle on/off auto-play for google home by saying something like "turn off/on auto-play for spotify" ... View more

add "remove this from my playlist" when playing a playlist and / or "add this to my [name] playlist" as voice commands on Google Home Hubs / Nest Hubs. ... View more

Smart speakers are amazing, and a great way to make our home smart. But the apps connected to it should also be!  Whenever we ask for our speakers to play a playlist/artist, it ALWAYS starts with the same song, and the following ones are in the SAME order. It's annoying, because I really like my playlists, and won't ever hear the entirety of 322 songs on them in one go. Same as the UI in the apps/desktop, the default option should be SHUFFLE PLAY. That's how all Spotify users are accostumed to use the app, and explicitly stating "shuffle play XYZ playlist" is too long/tedious a command. Pleaaase, follow all principles of good UX and make it similar across devices! ... View more

Right now to shuffle a playlist you have to tell the Home to "play [playlist name]", then to "shuffle", then to "skip" to the next song to get the first random song. I think it would be a great and pretty basic natural language trigger addition to be able to tell Google Home to "shuffle [playlist name]". ... View more

Hey everyone, if you like the idea, you can explore and read more on it HERE on Medium   The Problem Spotify has access to a lot of user information and data. Most features of Spotify aren't seen on partner platforms and limits functionality.  The most underused section of Spotify in my mind is Concerts. This idea can not only increase use, but across platforms and allow for a more personal experience.   The Idea Allow users to ask Google Home what is on 'this week' or 'tonight' etc.  Once given that time frame it should return with the three most popular events for that time period relevant to the users music interest.  Furthermore - It should allow users to purchase tickets for one of the events should the user want to.   Why Spotify and not a ticketing platform? Spotify has user information including music interests and location. It already has the ability to give great personally tailored content. Google Home is normally linked with a users Spotify account which makes this an easy experience.    Why Google Home? The Google Home's conversational aspect and remembering current topics of conversation along with its capability to 'deep dive' into a conversation makes this perfect to carry out the users requests whether its 'What time is the show" "How much is the show?" "Buy me two tickets" Or whether they simply know the show they want to go to and say "Buy me two tickets to the Mayday Parade show on Tomorrow night" Google Home also has now been enabled for payments (as of last week) Which makes this perfect timing to be the first platform to push this on Google Home and show off the best of the platforms.   Please check it out  HERE if you want more detail. ... View more

Right now on if I ask Google Home for music 'like' an artist, or to 'play [artist] radio', on Spotify Premium it just starts playing the 'This Is [Artist]' playlist, which only contains music by that artist and no others. This is not expected behavior - instead, it should play the radio mix based on that artist, like I can do from within the Spotify app by finding an artist and selecting 'Go to radio'. Note that this is definitely a problem with Spotify, not Google, because the Google Assistant replies 'Playing [artist] radio', even though Spotify doesn't do that (it just plays the artist's playlist). ... View more

While listening to music on Spotify via Google Home, your activity is not tracked and friends are not able to see what you are listening to and your activity stops at whichever last time & song played on your phone/PC.  Hence, I am suggesting implementing tracking for activity on google Home as well.  This way, even when listening on Google Home, friends can see your activity as well. I believe such implementation is quite simple and will definitely go a long way. 🙂   ... View more

For multiple users on the same account in the same home, different people may be playing music through a smart speaker like Google Home. If you say "I like this song", Spotify can only add the song to the primary account holder's Liked songs playlist.   It would be great to leverage Voice Match (with google home) to add the song to that individual's account, not the primary account. ... View more