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Spotify’s new feature lets you leave little notes on songs
Spotify has introduced “User Notes”, allowing listeners to attach short personal captions to songs in playlists they have created. The feature offers a more personal way to record memories about tracks or add digital liner notes when sharing a playlist, echoing the social element of older mixtapes.
Notes are available to Spotify users aged 16 and over on both free and paid plans in selected markets. They can be added via the three-dot menu next to a track using the “Add note” option, and are visible to anyone who can view the playlist.
In short
- Spotify now lets users add notes to playlist songs.
- Notes can preserve memories or personalise shared playlists.
- The feature is limited to selected markets.
Explained simply
Music playlists have become a central way people listen to songs, allowing them to group tracks together around a theme, mood or memory. The practice echoes making mixtapes for friends, which often came with handwritten notes explaining why certain songs mattered or what memories they held.
Adding notes directly to songs within playlists offers a way to capture those personal stories digitally. Whether recording why a track is meaningful, documenting who recommended it, or noting where you discovered it, these notes add a personal layer that goes beyond simply having a list of songs.
This reflects a broader trend of music platforms emphasising the personal connections people have with the songs they share. By letting listeners leave notes on their curated music collections, the feature bridges the gap between organising music and preserving the memories tied to particular songs.