

Tap the play button in the lower right corner of the AI DJ tile, and it'll get started with a spoken introduction. Tap on the + (plus) button to add the DJ to your Spotify library to make it easier to find again. Scroll down to find the AI DJ, which will be greeting you with a "good evening" message (or some variation thereof, depending on the time of day). In the Spotify app, open the Home tab, then tap Music. Spotify AI DJ in use on Android (Image credit: Future) In either case, you're just going to have to be patient. If you still don't see the AI DJ, then either the feature hasn't arrived in your country yet, or Spotify hasn't rolled it out to your specific user account. On iOS, open the App Store, tap your profile picture (top right), and pick Update next to any pending updates (or just Update All). On Android, open the Play Store, tap your profile picture (top right), and then choose Manage apps and device to look for updates. If the AI DJ isn't in the Music section, then make sure that you're signed in with a Spotify Premium account, and that you're running the latest version of the Spotify app. From the Home tab, tap on Music at the top, and you should see the DJ interface appear if you scroll down – it shows a pulsing green circle against a blue background. It's not available in the desktop or web apps either, so you're going to need to load up Spotify for Android or iOS to get to it. Note that to be able to use the feature, you need to have signed up for a Spotify Premium account – at the moment, the DJ isn't available to those who are on a free plan. Spotify AI DJ is out and available now to users in the US, Canada, the UK, and Ireland.

Find the DJ in the Music section of the mobile app (Image credit: Future)
