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Are you angry with Spotify's response to Joe Rogan (a popular podcaster)? For those of you, let me tell you how to cancel Spotify and export your library to other services.
Mr. Logan mentioned above has misrepresented the new coronavirus in his program, and Spotify has been criticized for leaving it unattended. Logan's station "Joe Rogan Experience" is an exclusive broadcast on Spotify, so artists such as Neil Young and Joni Mitchell who got angry about this response removed the song from Spotify. More musicians may follow suit.
On the other hand, third-party apps can also export playlists to other streaming services such as Apple Music and Tidal to terminate Spotify's subscription. This way you can enjoy your library on Apple Music, Amazon Prime Music, Tidal, and even Napster, where the music hasn't been delivered yet. First of all, let's allow access to the Spoitfy library.
How to cancel Spotify
Perhaps it's a small resistance, I can't cancel my account from the Spotify app. Instead, you need to go to the Spotify website. For a premium account, tap "Account Overview" from the account page, scroll down and select "Change Plan". Then scroll down the available plans page and select "Cancel Premium". Spotify will ask "Are you sure you want to cancel?", So select "Yes, Cancel" to proceed.
If you want to permanently delete your Spotify account and its data, you need to contact Spotify Customer Support online or use this form (PDF) to send an email to breakup@spotify.com.
How to export library on iPhone
If you want to access Apple Music directly from Spotify, download SongShift from the App Store. SongShift allows you to transfer the entire library and choose where to save the files directly. The free version can only transfer playlists of up to 100 songs, so pay a monthly fee ($ 5: 980 yen in Japan) when you work, and cancel when the transition is complete.
How to export a library on Android
Android users can migrate playlists, album lists, artists and favorite songs to over 40 other streaming services, including Deezer and Pandora, with an app called Soundiiz. However, there are restrictions on the free version here as well, so if you want to transfer all the songs including playlists, upgrade to the premium version for 4.50 euros (about 590 yen) per month.
By default, Soundiiz shares public playlists in the in-app Explore feed. If you don't like this, disable it in the settings.
If Soundiiz isn't enough, there's Free Your Music, which also works on iOS. This interface is simpler and you can transfer unlimited songs. FreeYourMusic has a paid version, with a lifetime update plan of $ 14 (about 1,600 yen), a monthly plan of $ 4.17 (about 480 yen), and an annual plan of $ 50 (about 5,750 yen). The paid version includes a cloud backup of playlists, so you can quickly switch to another platform.
How to export a library on a laptop
It's a little detour, but if you're a laptop user, use TuneMyMusic. This software can output the song list of Spotify library in text file or CSV format, so you can use it in other apps or save it safely in a folder on your computer.
FreeYourMusic also offers desktop applications for Mac and Windows. Soundiiz also provides a web application that allows you to transfer playlists from your computer, making it easier to use despite its versatile interface. If you want to quickly export songs from a playlist with two clicks, use Exportify, which outputs the song list in CSV format.
Don't forget that your prelist will remain on Spotify even after you "transfer" the playlist and stop paying. If you want to cancel your account, please use the account cancellation introduced above.
