A voice chat platform modeled after a clubhouse, Spotify Live, will shortly shut down. The company announced the closure of the service because it is “no longer useful as a standalone app.” At least for the time being, voice chat functionality will still support in the main Spotify program.
The voice chat feature will still develop because of the need. In addition, it offers fans another way to interact with the cast. The representative of Spotify stated, “While the Spotify Live app is shut down, we will continue to invest in, innovate, and experiment with new formats for creators and listeners around the world.”
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Remember that in 2021, Spotify introduced the Greenroom voice conversation platform, aided by the success of the Clubhouse service. In an effort to establish a serious rival, Spotify paid Betty Labs, the Locker Room developer, 57 million euros. In addition, spent a long time trying to hasten the development of a new service, which eventually became known as Spotify Live. Additionally, integrated into the company’s main application.
“We think the future of the Spotify ecosystem is live contact between fans and artists. However, based on our observations, we’ve determined that this function is no longer useful as a stand-alone app,” stated Spotify. In order to facilitate communication between musicians and their listeners, the business plans to expand the voice chat feature in its main application.
