What your Spotify says about you
What your Spotify actually says about you
Your Spotify knows more about you than your friends do - it just never says it out loud. brew reads it back: the different people you become across your library, the pattern underneath them, and one song at your exact center you have never heard.
No quiz. Free. Reads your Spotify in about a minute.
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Who lives in your Spotify?
Your sides are made of your artists. Most people find a few of them put out new music in the last 60 days.
Brew listened to 2,076 songs from Bart’s artists and found 4 people living in there. Then it made them a film, cut to their own songs. Yours takes about a minute.
- The people inside your library, found by sound - not genres
- Your four letters, spelled out - and roasted
- A film and cards to post, cut to your own songs
Free. Brew reads your library and never posts for you. Brew adds one private playlist, Fresh Finds, with new music from your top artists. Remove it any time.
What it reads back
The sides of your taste, each with a nickname, its own songs and a one-line roast. The four letters of your type, and what each one says. The song that explains you, picked from your own library. And a song at the center of the side you play most, by an artist who isn’t in your library yet.
The four letters, and what each one reads
Intimate or Kinetic: whether your taste - weighted toward the side you reach for most - leans to close, quiet music (folk, soul, piano, ambient) or music built to move (house, techno, drum and bass, trap).
Focused or Eclectic: how many distinct sides your library splits into - a few close ones, or a roster.
Rooted or Rising: whether one side of your taste is taking over lately while another fades, or whether you keep coming back to the same places.
Mainstream or Niche: how popular the artists you play are on Spotify, averaged across your library.
Questions people ask
- Is it free?
- The test is free - your sides, your four letters, your type and the film. Brew's real job is making sure you never miss a release from your artists: free watches your top 10, lifetime up to 1,000.
- How long does it take?
- About a minute the first time, because brew listens to every artist in your library. After that your reading opens instantly.
- Do I have to give brew my password?
- No. You sign in through Spotify’s own login page, and brew reads your library from there. It never sees your password and never posts anything for you. brew is independent and not affiliated with Spotify.
Or just wander the sound map
Real readings
Other people’s Spotify, read
Real listeners, shown without their names. Press play and meet the people inside.
- Listener 2381 · IFOM · 3 peopleThe Rearview SingalongYou revisit the chorus until the past sounds like company.The Marías, Clairo, Faye Webster
- Listener 7137 · IFRM · 4 peopleThe Lightstick with a Guitar-Riff HeartYour lightstick shines, while a guitar riff quietly claims the heart.Jay Park, Daniel Caesar, Slank
- Listener 4401 · IFRM · 5 peopleThe Dream-Pop-to-Jazz Plot TwistYou start in soft-focus heartbreak, then let the quiet jazz current redraw the map.Steve Lacy, Frank Ocean, A$AP Rocky
- Listener 9820 · KFOM · 4 peopleThe Bruised-Hook Mosh KidYou keep old bruises moving, with hooks built for a room full of voices.Title Fight, Deftones, Playboi Carti
- Listener 5538 · IFOM · 4 peopleThe Big-Hook SoftieBig hooks, soft feelings, and enough shine to make the room feel shared.Justin Bieber, TWICE, CORTIS
- Listener 6888 · KFRM · 5 peopleThe Mosh-Pit EssayistYou turn the dance floor into a thesis, then let the thesis sweat.Drake, KETTAMA, Geese
Read from your listening in about a minute, free. No quiz, no genre boxes - brew just listens.