Spotify targets Q1 2027 for paid AI remixes and covers

Published Friday, October 30, 2026 · 6:06 AM EDT

Spotify aims to launch an AI product in Q1 2027 that would let subscribers create their own remixes and covers, the Financial Times reported, citing sources. The service plans to charge users up to $5 a month for the feature, with launch dependent on licensing deals.

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