Once published, you as a listener can interact with the songs just like any other music on Spotify. And most importantly, they can pull in any pop hit without having to worry about potential copyright issues. Of course, they can easily reorder the tracks and recorded segments as needed. With the new podcast format, creators can search for songs and add them to any episode of a show. The simplified, drag-and-drop-style interface does have its limitations, but that’s kind of the point with Anchor. Now Anchor and Spotify will allow you to add any song from the service’s library as part of your show. In tandem with Spotify, it also tested a “create podcast” button inside the main streaming app. Since then, Anchor has introduced new features like the ability to convert video calls into episodes. Acquired by Spotify in 2019, the company had already built a simple app that allows creators of all skill levels to record, distribute and monetize podcasts from any device. There’s no fancy name for the format, but Spotify is making it available to all Anchor users in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and Ireland - even during the beta phase.Īnchor is an all-in-one production suite for podcasts. Instead of one track that plays for each episode, they’ll be divided up as a combination of music and spoken segments. Starting today, the company is testing shows that are organized like playlists. If you’ve ever wished podcast episodes were easier to navigate through, Spotify is working on a new format that does just that.
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