Spotify’s AI DJ Adds Nine Voices and a Setting to Reduce Interruptions
Spotify is expanding its AI DJ with seven English voices, two Spanish voices and a setting that cuts between-song commentary.
- On Tuesday, Spotify initiated a global rollout for its AI DJ updates, bringing new customization features to Premium users across over 95 markets.
- Over 94 million Premium listeners return to the AI DJ "week after week," making the 2023 feature one of the company's most popular tools.
- The new lineup includes seven English-accented voices and two Mexican-accented Spanish options, with distinct personalities ranging from "laid back" to "gregarious."
- Subscribers can now toggle off chatter between tracks to hear only a "brief acknowledgment" when starting sessions, a setting the company says is "perfect for moments like hosting a dinner party."
- These additions follow recent tools like conversational music agents and playlist generators, reflecting the company's continued focus on embedding advanced technology across its platform.
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Spotify’s DJ now has seven new English voices and two Spanish ones, plus a new toggle that turns off the chatter between songs so your music can play without interruptions.
Spotify's AI DJ gets new voices and an option to stop the chatter
Spotify's AI DJ has been around since 2023, and the company expanded it to more languages and markets earlier this year. The company says 80% of listeners come back to the feature "week after week", and today it's adding a wider choice of voices in English and Spanish, plus an option to turn off most of the commentary between songs. Joining the original DJ X are seven new English voices with American, British, Irish, Australian, and Indian accen…
Spotify adds new voices for its AI DJ
You can also now listen to a DJ mix without the commentary.
Spotify DJ Adds Nine New Voices and Mute Option
The DJ’s voice feature can now be disabled but what’s the fun in that?
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