Spotify announced on Monday the launch of the “What's New” feature.

It was designed so that "you never miss the latest news from the shows and artists you follow," promises the streaming platform on its blog.

Officials explained that they started from the observation that it was sometimes difficult to locate among more than 50,000 hours of new content posted on Spotify every day.

The tool is presented in the form of a news feed updated in real time, as new files arrive.

To display the works of artists that interest them, users must go to their pages.

All they have to do is click on “Follow” to integrate this source into the “What's New” tool.

Introducing What's New, a feed of new releases so your followers never miss your latest drops 🔔



See what's behind the feature here 👉 https://t.co/5tF3B72z86 pic.twitter.com/bGIzdisTVy

- Spotify for Artists (@spotifyartists) July 26, 2021

Already available on iOS

The function is already available worldwide on devices running iOS.

Spotify will offer it "in the coming weeks" on Android devices.

Direct access to the personalized news feed will be made by clicking on a bell-shaped icon at the top right of the home screen, shown in the video presentation of the tool.

Spotify promises news "gathered in one place" and filtered to "find your favorites faster".

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