Spotify Song Psychic: What It Is and How to Use It

Chantal Waldholz
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Spotify Song Psychic is here, and it’s ready to read your musical mind. Two months after releasing its annual and most well-known franchise, Spotify Wrapped, the digital music service has launched its newest feature on what’s probably the most mysterious day of the year, February 29, otherwise known as Leap Day.

Leaning into the unusual nature of of the day, Spotify says Song Psychic is “a mystical experience to help answer all of life’s burning questions through music.” Want to know what you should order for lunch? Not sure where to go on a date? Where should you go on vacation? Spotify has you covered.

As you head into Leap Day and the year ahead, let Spotify help you figure out some low-stakes decisions through the use of songs. Find out everything you need to know about how to use Spotify Song Psychic below.

How to find Spotify Song Psychic

Visit spotify.com/songpsychic on your mobile device—it will not work on desktop. Be sure your Spotify app is up-to-date with the latest version in order for the feature to work properly.


How to use Spotify Song Psychic

Step one: Choose a category. Pick from a list of nine topics including School, Style, Lunch, Love, Career, Myself, My Future, Friends & Family, and Life’s Greatest Mysteries.

Next: It’s time to ask your question. There are several pre-populated ones that users can choose from. I went for “What should I have for lunch?” because I, for one, can never decide what to eat.

After completing those two steps, a contemplation screen will appear as Song Psychic finds the perfect song to answer your question. FWIW, I ended up getting Harry Styles’s “Watermelon Sugar” (win-win for me, given that I love watermelon and Harry).

And yes, users have the option to listen to the song right on Spotify once it appears on screen.

Tell your friends about Spotify Song Psychic

As with Spotify Wrapped, you can share your results with friends. When the answer appears, simply hit “share” and pick the social platform of preference.


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Originally Appeared on Glamour