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When it comes to content, we like to think that Spotify offers something for everyone-and that includes control. Since Spotify is all about delivering the music you want, we built in a quick and easy setting that helps you filter out songs that might not be appropriate for everyone in your house or car to hear. All it takes is one click on Spotify’s Explicit Content Filter.Īll music, including those that are tagged “explicit,” is available to stream on Spotify by default. Under “Explicit Content,” turn off the toggle next to “Allow playback of explicit-rated content.”.Click the down arrow in the upper right, and select “Settings.”.Scroll down to “Allow Explicit Content” toggle.Go to “Settings” by tapping the gear in the upper right corner.To change that, you simply have to toggle one specific setting. If you ever want to go back to unfiltered listening, simply return to “Settings” and turn the toggle back on (from gray to green). Turn the “Explicit Content” toggle off.Click on the member for whom you’d like to block explicit content.Select “Premium Family” in the menu on the left.And if you subscribe to the Premium Family plan, it’s simple to block explicit content for another user on your account. The good news is you won’t need to pay that much.Regardless of how the toggle is set, you can often find “clean” versions of songs originally recorded with explicit lyrics. A standard Premium subscription costs $9.99 per month, and you can pay annually at $99 per year - this effectively cuts the monthly cost to $8.25. If you can prove you’re a student, you can also get Spotify Premium for just $4.99 per month. You can also save by signing up for group deals, which work well for families or couple. The newest Spotify Premium Duo offer includes 2 separate accounts for $12.99 per month, while $15.99 gets you a family-sized 6 accounts. Thinking back to music libraries, it’s great that you can access almost the entire Spotify library for free, but the lack of some brand-new releases will be a big downer for serious music fans.Īlso, while we don't know how much Spotify HiFi will cost, nor exactly how many lossless songs it will make available, it's possible that Spotify will follow Apple Music and Amazon Music HD in folding lossless playback into the standard Premium tier.

In which case, Spotify Premium would get even more content compared to the free version.

For 12.99 per month, both people get their own separate Premium account.

Spotify is aiming Duo at couples, but any two people living under the same roof (like roommates or siblings) are eligible. Spotify Premium: AdsĪrguably the biggest difference between Spotify's Free and Premium tiers is the latter's complete lack of ads. Spotify Premium Duo is a new Spotify plan for two people who live in the same house.