Some of the popular audio streaming service’s audio show productions are running out of time.
Spotify has recently decided to discontinue production of certain of its audio programmes. A spokeswoman for Spotify confirmed the discontinuation of various audio shows on the audio platform, including “Deux Me After Dark,” “Doughboys: Snack Pack,” “The Movie Buff,” and “A Gay in the Life”.
According to the spokesperson, shows such as “The Fantasy Footballers” and “The Ringer MMA Show” will continue to operate their associated live audio services.
The Swedish music provider, Spotify, added live audio features from its companion app, Spotify Greenroom, into its main app in April.
According to TechCrunch, Greenroom was once known as ‘Locker Room,’ which Spotify bought in March 2021 after paying 62 million USD for its owner firm, Betty Labs.
In contrast, the music streaming service split its play and shuffle buttons in August, however the functionality was only available to Premium members.
In a blog post, Spotify announced “This new feature allows you to select your preferred mode at the top of playlists and albums and listen the way you want. Whether you favour the surprise of Shuffle mode or prefer listening to music in order by pushing Play, Spotify has you covered.”
