Combining External Brand Content with Spotify API?

[heidi_wong22]

I’m building a small project that uses Spotify’s API for music data, and I’ve been experimenting with integrating third-party brand visuals like those on Higgdominorp ID.

Has anyone here mixed Spotify content with external branded media before? I’m wondering about performance, layout conflicts, or any policy issues I should watch out for when blending these elements.

Appreciate any insights—just trying to create a more immersive artist experience.

[ribezaz]

Hi Heidi! 👋

That sounds like a really creative and exciting project — combining Spotify’s data with third-party branded visuals can definitely lead to some unique and immersive experiences. Here are a few things to keep in mind as you move forward:

⚠️ Policy & Branding Considerations
Spotify Developer Terms: Be sure to review Spotify’s Developer Terms of Service and Brand Guidelines — especially the sections about not modifying Spotify branding or misleading users about affiliation.

Third-party brand usage: If you're using assets from another brand (like Higgdominorp ID), make sure you have the proper rights or permission to use and display them, especially if the project will be public or commercial.

💡 Tips for a Smooth Integration
Use overlays or layering to keep branding separate but harmonious (e.g. artist image + branded frame).

Match color palettes between Spotify content and the branded visuals to create a unified look.

Test across devices — mobile layout especially can behave differently when combining responsive embeds with custom visuals.

You're on the right track exploring this creatively. If you run into layout issues or have questions about implementing Spotify API features like album art, lyrics, or playback, feel free to ask — happy to help! 🎨🎶

[Ximzend]

Hi @heidi_wong22 

The Developer Policy reads: "Do not create any product or service which is integrated with streams or content from another service.".

This means is it is not allow to use Spotify with external brand content.