If the artwork catches their attention, you might be able to entice them to start listening to your music right then and there. Print a Spotify Code on your concert postersĪnd on your flyers, business cards, one-sheets, etc. They can take out their phone, open up Spotify, and scan the image right off your screen. Then you’ll have an easy way to share your music when you’re face-to-face with someone who wants to check out your tunes. Keep an image of your Spotify Codes in your camera roll Tell the audience to take a picture of the code and they can blast your tunes in the car ride home. Display a Spotify Code at your merch booth (or from stage) Since Instagram makes it hard to link followers to external URLs, you can share a picture of your Spotify Code, ask fans to take a screenshot, and then they can link right to your music. Spotify Codes gives you a much simpler way to make sure fans are finding and following your playlists. That means that someone would have to go to your artist discography page on Spotify first, then scroll down to see what playlists you’re featuring on that page. Sometimes playlists won’t appear in a search at all until they have a certain amount of followers. Playlists aren’t always as easily searchable on Spotify as artists, albums, and song titles. There are probably dozens of good uses for these codes, but here’s a basic list of options: 1. Spotify Codes are now available worldwide for Android and iOS. Think of it like the Spotify equivalent of a QR code that your fans can scan on their phones to quickly access your tracks, albums, or playlists.
Spotify might’ve just introduced a solution: Spotify Codes, “a brand new way for users to share any track, artist, album, or playlist available on Spotify, as easily as taking a picture.” That got me wondering about the best way to ask people in the audience to access my music on their preferred streaming service. Just the other day I was thinking about a solo touring scenario where I’d need to travel light, real light - like one-change-of-clothes and no-merch light. Spotify rolls out a cool feature that makes it easier for you to get fans listening to your music on the streaming platform.
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