Why won't it play

[nyssalc]

Okay, so I can't get the song Great Spirits by Tina Turner from the Brother Bear sound track to play on my spotify account. It won't play on my phone (iPhone SE but it hasn't played on older version either) my parents phones when they log into my account (also iPhones) or my laptop (64 bit hp pavillion). It shows it on the album but it is transparent/faded looking, like how songs look when you haven't downloaded them and you're no longer on wifi or data. Except i've tried to download and I'm still on wifi. Tina Turner has other music on Spotify so I doubt it has something to do with her giving rights but I could be wrong. Any ideas what is wrong?

[Novy]

Hey there @nyssalc, 

Thanks for reaching out about this in the Community, and welcome 🙂 

Would you mind sending over a screenshot where we can see what this song looks like?

Just attach the image to your next response to us by using the Insert Photos option in the post editor. This way we can take a closer look at the issue.

Keep us posted!

[pblauvelt02]

Same thing is happening to me. It even disappeared from some of my playlists. 

[Alex]

Hi folks,

Thanks for the posts.

This does sound like it has been removed from the platform, due to copy rights claims or other issues. 

Let us know what country is set on your account and send us a screenshot like @Novy asked for, and we can check backstage if the tracks are indeed taken down from Spotify.

Looking forward to your replies.

[photocop]

DOES ANYONE HAVE AN ANSWER TO THIS SITUATION CAUSE IT SHOWS IT FOR SELECTION ON SPOTIFY BUT IT WON'T PLAY

[OscarDC]

Hey @photocop,

Thank you for joining the conversation.

This behavior could be caused by different reasons. One of them is if you have the Explicit content filter enabled, explicit songs may display grayed out. So first, we'd recommend checking if the songs are marked with an "E" and turning the filter off to see if it makes any difference. 

Also, since this could be market related, it would be great if you could include the link/URI of the affected content, along with a screenshot so we take a better look.

We'll be on the lookout.