The Spotify Daylist offers users the opportunity to adapt the playlists to their daily mood – from relaxed to party-loving.
Spotify Daylist: Changing playlists depending on your mood and time of day
Last night you were full of energy and strength, this morning you feel tired and thoughtful. To ensure that the musical accompaniment to your everyday life matches your mood, Spotify offers the so-called Daylist option.
- These are playlists that adapt to your current mood on a daily basis – or even within a day.
- With Daylist, you can create playlists that include niche music or microgenres that you only listen to when you're in a very specific mood.
- The Daylist is updated regularly between sunrise and sunset by Spotify with specific playlists to suit each of your moods.
- With each update, you'll get new tracks that set the mood of your daylist, allowing you to express your mood in a unique way through audio content.
- In short, Spotify Daylist is based on the user's listening habits at different times of the day, which means the content is updated several times a day. This gives you a collection of tracks that are tailored to your mood at that time of day.
Enjoy, save and share: How to use the Daylist
The Daylist is available to both free and premium users at spotify.com/daylist. You can also find the Daylist in your personal Just You area. Alternatively, on desktop and web, you can simply search for “Daylist.”
- You can see when your next update will occur on the playlists page on mobile.
- If you like a particular Daylist playlist, you can save it and make a copy of it. To do this, tap the three-dot menu, scroll down to “Add to Playlist,” then tap “New Playlist.” The playlist will then be saved to your library.
- Attention: You must save the playlist before the next update of your daylist, otherwise this list will disappear.
- You can also share the playlists with others, for example via a pre-made screenshot of your daylist.
- Conclusion: In general, the Spotify Daylist is suitable for users with very volatile taste in music. So if you like chilled house sounds in the morning, switch to fresh pop at lunchtime and end the day with rock beats in the evening, the Daylist is a good choice – including new suggestions for new tracks from Spotify.