Spotify Integration Returns to Algoriddim djay Pro

DJs have been asking for it for years, and it’s finally back. Spotify integration has officially arrived in Algoriddim’s djay Pro. This update means DJs can once again connect their Spotify Premium account directly inside djay Pro and instantly access over 100 million tracks, personal playlists, and curated collections for mixing. This is a massive step as now the world’s most popular music streaming site has jonied the DJ world, meaning you can use the same ap for both personal listening and your mixing.

For years, djay Pro was known as the go-to app for DJing with Spotify, before the feature was discontinued in 2020. Now, once again, DJs can enjoy seamless access to a massive music library and prepare playlists and find tracks to use from anywhere.

Adding Spotify back as a streaming option is one of the most requested features in the DJ world and it’s something we’re often asked about here at Crossfader. djay Pro was one of the first platforms to embrace streaming, and with Spotify back in the mix, it’s a great option for DJs who want flexibility and instant access to music.

What the Spotify djay Pro Integration Delivers

• Mix From Spotify’s 100M+ Tracks
  Search, load, and mix directly from Spotify’s library, with full support across djay Pro’s decks and features.

• Personal Playlists Synced Instantly
  Build a playlist on your phone in the Spotify app and see it appear inside djay Pro, ready to use in your next set.

• Curated Playlists for Inspiration
  Tap into billions of public playlists and Spotify’s editorial selections to discover new tracks and fuel creativity

Drawbacks of Spotify with djay Pro

As of now, some features in djay Pro, including their famous Neural Mix and Match track recommendations, are not available on Spotify-streamed songs. You also cannot use offline mode or access playlists that you didn’t create yourself. The audio quality is also limited as lossless music is not currently available.

How to DJ With Spotify in djay Pro

Getting started is simple:

1. Update to the latest version of djay Pro.

2. Link your Spotify Premium account within the djay Pro app.

3. Access your liked songs, playlists, and Spotify’s full catalogue inside the djay Pro library.

4. Start mixing

👉 Download the latest djay Pro update at Algoriddim’s official site.

Is Spotify The Future of DJ Streaming?

Now that Spotify works with djay, DJs aren’t tied to building huge download libraries before they can start mixing. You can stick with the same platform you already use every day and bring that music straight into your sets.

It’s not a complete replacement for traditional DJ download stores or record pools just yet. You’ll still miss out on some of the exclusive edits, remixes and bootlegs you’d usually find on sites like SoundCloud or Beatport. Plus, Spotify’s stricter licensing means those unofficial cuts won’t be part of the catalogue.

Even so, this update makes DJing far more accessible. For beginners, especially, the cost of buying music has always been a big hurdle. Now, anyone with a Spotify Premium account can start experimenting without that upfront investment.

The Serato Spotify integration is available now, at no extra cost.

Learn to DJ with djay

If this new update has unlocked a whole world of DJ music and you’re ready to start mixing in djay, we’ve got you covered with a whole range of courses that will take you through everything you need to know. When you sign up to Crossfader for free you’ll unlock a personalised learning journey that shows you a step-by-step plan of what you need to learn to meet your DJ goals. You’ll also get instant access to 3 free courses, including how to DJ with a laptop and a phone that use djay Pro, where you can put this Spotify streaming to good use right away for free.