Spotify adds Touch Preview, preview tracks, artists, playlists instantly

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Spotify has just announced an awesome new feature called Touch Preview. It makes previewing and discovering new music a breeze. At the moment, you tap, wait for the UI to change and the stream to start playing, back out of the song and go to the next. With Touch Preview (coming to IOS and Android) you simply hold your finger on the track, artist, albumn or playlist artwork and the stream starts playing.

You can also save tunes you like to Your Music with one quick left-swipe. Building your collection of favourite songs is dramatically more efficient.

You can see the new feature in action below. Let’s hope Spotify get their Windows Phone developers on the feature soon.

More information at the Spotify blog.

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