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Yes, for the most part your playlist is ordered by the songs you played most frequently to least frequently. Yes, for the most part your playlist is ordered by the songs you played most frequently to least frequently.

Just follow these steps: Select what music you'd like to organize: Your Saved Music; Music you've added to playlists; Music in playlists you follow; or all of it. Click on Organize your Music.Login with your Spotify credentials.Pick one of the bins.Select tracks that you want to add to a playlist.

After you've given the app permission to access your Spotify account, you'll be brought to the main Overview tab. This is where you can see recent activity, playlists, and some basic stats. For more in-depth stats, switch over to the Top tab. The next tab is Stats, which requires the Plus fee.

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Similarly, if you want to generally revisit your heady high school days, type year:"1998-2002" and it'll round up a grab bag of popular tracks from that time period. You can also search for releases from within a single year by dropping the quotation marks.

You can make edits by visiting your album page, and clicking Edit Release. We'll walk you through everything you can edit from there. Streaming services typically process these requests within a few days, but please be aware that metadata updates may take up to 1-2 weeks for changes to take place in all services.

Every song that gets added will have a name, initial, or picture next to it that notes who added it to the playlist. And if you're using the desktop Spotify app, you can see when they added it too.