Spotify now lets you make playlist folders in the mobile app.

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After an initial rollout earlier this year, Spotify officially announced on Thursday that the feature is available for “all users globally.” Spotify also says that, for Premium users, downloads for offline listening will also keep going even when the app is closed. Read about these updates and a couple more in Spotify’s blog post. [Link: More Control, Faster Playlist Editing, and Other Updates for Everyday Listening…

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Spotify now lets you make playlist folders in the mobile app.
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