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Spotify’s Smart Reorder treats your playlists like a DJ set
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Spotify’s Smart Reorder treats your playlists like a DJ set

Ali NematiAli NematiFeb 25
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Spotify introduced "Smart Reorder," an option under its "Mix" feature that automatically organizes playlists by BPM and key for a seamless flow, mimicking a DJ set. This tool is now available to Premium subscribers and enhances user experience by automating playlist transitions. Content creators should note this development as it highlights the growing importance of music metadata like BPM in enhancing listener engagement.

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