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The competition is tough in terms of music streaming, it is to stand out with little things that can make a difference to the user. Spotify has decided to propose a new song classification service, where the subscriber plays an active role.

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---A new classification of the songs proposed by Spotify: Line-In---

With Line In, Spotify hopes to charm its subscribers by giving them a role in the device. Thus, the society, fond of algorithms and metadata, "humanizes itself" by proposing to the users to make their personal contribution as for the songs listened and to characterize them as well as possible.

So, they will be able to say to what musical genre they associate a song, to what kind of mood it makes them think. This information will complement the existing and enrich with this contribution of own subscribers.

Spotify, questioned about this, explained the genesis of Line in: "These last months confirmed our idea that the users are very important to the content on Spotify, they want the data to be useful and precise. We also found that listeners were eager to describe the music they like [by being more precise] than through the traditional concepts of gender and mood.


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