Adele Got Spotify to Make a Huge Change to the Play Button

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Adele took to Twitter to thank Spotify for bending the rules in order to adapt to her new record, “30.” The singer thanked the streaming company for listening to her and removing the “shuffle” setting as the app’s default.Adele calls relationship with Rich Paul “incredible” and “openhearted”New Music Friday: the biggest releases from Adele, Anitta, Anuel AA, and moreA post shared by Adele (@adele)On Saturday, records listened on Spotify no longer were on the shuffle setting on default, making it

she tweeted at the music app on Friday: “We don’t create albums with so much care and thought into our track listing for no reason.”“Our art tells a story and our stories should be listened to as we intended.

Dundee singer Be Charlotte has backed Adele's call for Spotify to remove the shuffle button from album playback, amid hopes that the platform will do more to engage with artists in future.

Spotify has finally given albums a proper play button for its Premium subscribers. At bloody last.

Adele clearly has a lot of sway in the music industry.

tweet. “We don’t create albums with so much care and thought into our track listing for no reason.

Adele asked Spotify to ensure listeners hear the tracks on her new album in the correct order, and the streaming service agreed.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorUPDATED: As streaming and other digital formats have made the music industry more song-based after decades of being centered around albums, there has been much talk about the “death of the album” and the consequent loss of a complete artistic statement that comes with it.Well, Adele has tackled that issue head-on by asking Spotify to remove the “shuffle” button from album pages in order to preserve the artist’s intention, saying the songs are placed in a certain

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorAs streaming and other digital formats have made the music industry more song-based after decades of being centered around albums, there has been much talk about the “death of the album” and the consequent loss of a complete artistic statement that comes with it.Well, Adele has tackled that issue head-on by asking Spotify to remove the “shuffle” button from album pages in order to preserve the artist’s intention, saying the songs are placed in a certain order to