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Spotify lyrics were turned into a paid feature after a limited test last year – but the company has now reversed course and made them free for everyone again …. Spotify historically allowed ...

After ripping lyrics away from its free (ad-supported) users last year, Spotify has announced that they’re coming back, but with a monthly limit in place. Lyrics first launched in Spotify back ...

No Need for Premium Subscription for Lyrics. Before, users who were on Spotify Free could only get three song lyrics access per month, and trying to open it after using up one's complementary use ...

Spotify didn’t originally charge for its song lyrics feature, which lets you follow along with the words of a song as it plays.But last September, users began noticing that they couldn’t view ...

Spotify is returning lyrics to the free, ad-supported tier. All Spotify free accounts will have unrestricted access to lyrics, but they will follow ads.

If you’re a Spotify user who doesn’t pay for Premium, you may have noticed around May of this year that you could no longer access most lyrics (the limit was set to three songs).This was a ...

The thing is, we assumed Spotify was taking lyrics – along with some of its other, most-loved features – to package them up and present them in a rumored incoming $5 (or £5; around AU$6) HiFi ...

In September 2023, Spotify began testing a system that would allow some users to pay to view lyrics. Free users could view lyrics up to three times a month, and if they wanted to view them more ...

Back in May, Spotify quietly started putting lyrics behind a paywall, limiting free users to lyrics for three songs per month. The move was a bid to push more users to pay for the service.