In the list of personalized playlists that the streaming platform Spotify has, Daylist has just been added, the company’s new offering, which will sit alongside other existing personalized playlists.

The uniqueness of Daylist is its constant updating throughout the day, adapting the selection of music tracks to the different moods that the same person has throughout the day.

Dynamic playlists that adapt to your mood

According to the company, these new playlists bring together specific music and microgenres of music that you typically listen to at certain times of the day or on certain days of the week.

The new playlist leverages Spotify technology so that, based on your previous activity, and other personalized playlists like “custom mixes” also leverage it, it determines the most appropriate songs to choose in Each update to a new custom playlist offering.

Short update

There are several updates at the end of the day, between sunrise and sunset, as specified, users will be able to save the playlist updates they like permanently, because otherwise, after the new update, they will no longer be able to access the previous update.

In any case, users will know when a new playlist update will arrive to act accordingly, and where each update will also display different graphics according to the moment of each day.

It also supports sharing updates on social networks

Daylist also offers the possibility to share available updates at any time of the day with family and friends, choosing one of the three available card options to send them the latest playlist updates via social networks.

This new offer will be available starting today for free users and premium in the US, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland at spotify.com/daylist, although on mobile it will be under Made for youand both on desktop and on the web, it can basically be accessed by searching the “daily list”.

Expansion to more users will arrive in the coming months

Meanwhile, the rest of the users will have to wait, although perhaps not for long, because in the next few months it will be expanded to new markets, which will allow it to reach more users who can take advantage of this curious and interesting playlist. .

Further information: Spotify