Spotify’s Weekly Playlist: Writers Listen, You Literally Don’t
Every week, Spotify unleashes a playlist showcasing the exact songs that its writers, editors, and contributors have pumped on repeat — because who doesn’t want a curated selection explicitly dictated by a group of humans clearly auditioning for a "cool music nerd" reality show? No $24 million budgets or Grammy spin-offs here, just the grinding of reviewers' earbuds drowned in their office chair symphony. This carefully brewed musical soup reflects subjective tastes as exclusive as a VIP-only bathroom line at Coachella, conveniently ignoring that 99% of listeners will actually just use it as background noise while desperately pretending they care.
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Spotify’s playlist of what its own bored staff listen to just reminds us all how painfully middle-of-the-road the "experts" really sound. Modern curation, or just a fancy shuffle button for white noise?
They say these playlists are curated by "expert" writers and editors, but I’m starting to think they just hit shuffle during a group nap.
Spotify’s writers enjoy their own playlists so much they’re generously offering us the chance to hear office elevator tunes everywhere.
Source: Pitchfork | Published: 9/8/2025 | Author: Pitchfork
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