Spotify has added a feature to allow you to stream your local music files. Here’s how you can add Spotify local files in Windows, Mac, iOS, or Android.

The latest version of Spotify includes preparatory file mentions of local music playback. This code suggests there'll be a toggle for "Show device files" -… ...

If you moved your streaming over to Spotify and still have local music on your PC you want to enjoy, you can do both in the Spotify app on Windows 10. Here's what you need to do. In the edit menu ...

While Spotify is home to over 70 million tracks, some songs aren’t on the platform. For example, if you enjoy a remix of a song from a small producer on YouTube and they don’t upload their ...

You can upload local music to Spotify by going through the desktop app, but you'll need to sync it with your phone to listen while on-the-go. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

It’s also unclear if Spotify will be able to cast local music from the app. Spotify is finally working on on-device local files support for Android! No need to sync it from your desktop anymore ...

Spotify. Spotify has an option to import local files from your computer: It’s under Preferences on the Edit menu in the desktop application. Choose your iTunes folder and all of the relevant ...

That said, without the ability to sync local music between devices, it might not be as interesting as it sounds. That, however, is a can of worms Spotify won't even try to open any time soon ...

Finally, launch Spotify and hopefully, you will be able to see the Local Files. 3] Delete Spotify Cache. You may also encounter weird issues if Spotify caches are corrupted.

You might soon be able to play locally stored files on music streaming app Spotify.A new feature has been discovered on the Spotify mobile app that shows music files stored on the mobile phone's ...

With the transfer done and your local files imported, you can fire up the Spotify app for Android or the web on Chrome OS and start listening. Of course with a Spotify premium account you might ...