Get ready to start your morning off right with Spotify and the Google Clock app. Beginning today Google will be rolling out the ability to use music from Spotify as your alarm sound.
- Alarm Clock App That Syncs With Spotify
- Alarm Clock Apps That Use Spotify Subscription
- Iphone Spotify Alarm
Umi lets you use Spotify as alarm Wake up to your favorite music. play Spotify tracks. or use music from your phone. also works on tablet If anything goes wrong or you would like to have a new feature, please leave a comment. If you don’t like the Samsung clock or the Samsung clock is not working use the Google Clock. The steps are the same which are shown below. Spotify Music As An Alarm Using Google Clock. 1.) Download and install the Google Clock from the downloads section. 2.) Now open the app and tap on “+” sign to create an alarm.
This is available for Spotify free and premium users as long as you have the latest Spotify and Google Clock app, have the apps connected, and are running Android 5.0 or above.
Like all roll-outs from Google, this will show up at different times for everyone and could take longer for some.
Alarm Clock App That Syncs With Spotify
Set your favorite Spotify tunes as your alarm in Google Clock
Alarm Clock Apps That Use Spotify Subscription
For example, even with the latest Google Clock and Spotify app, it is not enabled for me yet. Google will continue to roll it out this week via the Play Store so keep checking if you’re looking forward to waking up to your favorite tunes.
Once this feature becomes available on your device, you’ll notice a Spotify tab under the alarm sound menu. From this tab, you’ll be able to browse through recently played music, Spotify’s curated playlists, or search for your own soundtrack.
What makes this even better is once you’re awoken by your favorite music you have the option to continue listening. There’s no better way to start your day than waking up to your favorite song and continuing to rock out while you get ready.
While this is great news, many of you might be asking, why doesn’t this support Google’s own music services? I’m wondering the exact same thing. Google has been trying to push YouTube Music pretty strongly recently, and yet they chose to integrate Spotify into their own clock app first.
However, there is no reason to lose hope Google faithful as a Google spokesperson confirmed with 9to5Google that support for YouTube Music will be coming soon. Even if you’re a loyal Google Play Music or YouTube Music user this is still good news because with Spotify free you won’t be left out in the dark.