How to listen songs together in long distance relationship in Spotify (Best Method), by Chris Tech Guide on YouTube. 1 min 27 s.
- Video length
- 1 min 27 s
- Time to do it
- 5 minutes
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Steps
- 8
What you need
Steps
Open the Spotify app on your phone and make sure both you and your partner are logged in to your own accounts.
Start playing a song or playlist on your device so the now playing bar appears at the bottom of the screen.
Tap the now playing bar to open the full player, then tap the connect or devices icon at the bottom.
Look for the Start a group session option and tap it. Spotify creates a session code and a share link.
Tap Copy link or Copy code, then send it to your partner through your usual chat app.
Ask your partner to open the link, or to tap Join session in their Spotify app and paste the code.
Check that both phones show the same song and the same playback position. Either person can now pause, skip or add songs.
When you finish, tap End session in the player menu so the shared control stops.
Tips and common mistakes
Both people need a Spotify account, and a free account may not support every group session feature.
Keep the Spotify app updated, because the group session button moves between versions.
If the link does not open, send the session code instead and join it manually.
A stable connection matters more than speed, so avoid switching networks mid-song.
Questions
Do we both need Spotify Premium?
No. Group sessions work with free accounts too, but some features and ad-free listening need Premium.
Can more than two people join?
Yes. A group session can hold several listeners, so friends can join with the same link or code.
Why can't I see the group session option?
Update the Spotify app and check that you are logged in. The option may not appear in some regions or older app versions.
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