Do You Want To Hide Tracks On Spotify You Don’t Like To Hear?

Have you ever try to hide tracks on Spotify? Simply hide Spotify songs using an album or playlist that you don’t need to hear. Also, it displays hidden ones at will. While listening to your music. Spotify automatically ignores any hidden tracks. Temporarily hiding a song is quite better than deleting it fully. Simply follow us to learn how to hide or unhide Spotify songs.

The main ability to hide Spotify songs was announced to customers who use the company’s free mobile app on 16th April 2020. The feature needs a Spotify Premium subscription.

Follow our simple step-by-step guide included to learn how to hide Spotify songs you don’t like so that you no longer have to manually ignore that one song you dislike.

How to hide Spotify songs

To hide Spotify songs within an album or playlist:

Step 1:

Simply launch the mobile Spotify app on your iOS device.

Step 2:

Then navigate to a playlist or album having songs you like to hide.

Step 3:

Click the three-dotted menu next to the song you want to hide.

Step 4:

Select Hide Song from the popup menu.

Don’t fret, the hidden tracks can’t disappear fully from their playlist or album.

Automatically Spotify ignores the hidden song while listening through the album or playlist. Also, you can simply unhide songs if you modify your mind.

How to display Spotify songs you previously hide:

To display Spotify songs using an album playlist that you earlier hide:

Step 1:

Initially, launch the mobile Spotify app on your iOS device.

Step 2:

Then navigate to a playlist or album having hidden songs.

Step 3:

Click the three-dotted menu located next to the song you would like to unhide.

Step 4:

Select the choices Hidden from the popup menu.

Just like magic, the song reappears instantly.

Again, hiding songs you don’t like is the best way to concentrate on just the tracks you don’t want without manually ignoring ones you dislike. Unfortunately, Apple Music currently lacks this handy choice.

Make sure, as I said before, you must use Spotify’s paid Premium tier just to hide songs you dislike or show your earlier hidden tracks on the service.

You must argue that Spotify also brings back the thumbs-down choices as a more efficient way to tell the service which songs you hate, and you’d be right. Unless it happens, all we’ve is the ability to hide songs at all.

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