Spotify’s layout is designed around making and listening to curated playlists overtime, while Apple Music’s design focuses on what you are listening to currently. Spotify easily has the advantage on Apple Music in this aspect. Apple Music is faster, Siri integrated, and in my personal opinion provides better sound quality (even when my Spotify audio quality settings were at maximum).Īnother important aspect between the music services is the ease of making and listening to a custom playlist. When it comes to Apple Music’s performance in comparison to Spotify, there is an undeniable compatibility difference when using it on my iPhone. I would highly recommend this tool for moving your music, although it’s not a perfect process. When doing this, switching between platforms and adding each song individually would be too painful of a process to bear, but luckily alleviates this process by linking your streaming accounts and transferring your music from one library to the other. The first thing I did when I switched was transfer all my music from Spotify to Apple Music.
The switch seemed to only make sense for me, but old habits die hard when it comes to my music taste and I wanted to have every nook and cranny of my library to be where I wanted it to when I got to Apple Music. But my personal experience is what led me to the switch and hopefully will give others insight into which service may be preferable to them, despite all the hard work they have put into their music library. Whether my issue with Spotify was specific to me or has happened amongst other users is not known to me. The reason for my switch to Apple Music is because Spotify was repeatedly crashing and having playback issues. On my old Spotify account, I originally had over 2,000 liked songs and about 6 years worth of music curated specifically to my tastes. I moved from Spotify to Apple Music so you don’t have to.
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