How is this different from MusicButler?
High accuracy, automatic playlist updates and the ability to follow producers, songwriters, and record labels are all features that distinguish Tracknack from MusicButler.
Last reviewed: March 2026
Feature comparison
What sets Tracknack apart
Follow artists featured in album credits
While MusicButler tracks solo artists only, Tracknack is able to track producers, songwriters, composers or sound engineers that don’t even have a dedicated profile on Spotify.
Follow record labels
If you enjoy following record labels that tend to put out music you like, with Tracknack you can get their latest releases automatically. MusicButler does not currently support this.
Automatic playlist updates
Both MusicButler and Tracknack send email notifications when new music is released, but Tracknack delivers all new releases straight to a custom playlist in your Spotify account.
High accuracy
Tracknack is built from ground up to only notify you about releases from artists you actually follow. Since many artists share the same name, Tracknack has features to prevent adding unwanted tracks to your playlist.
Discover by musical connection
Tracknack allows you to explore artists, labels or even tracks added to your playlist to find more artists and labels to follow.
Who should still use MusicButler?
MusicButler is free, well-established, and works for tracking solo artists. If you follow only Spotify artists and prefer email notifications over playlists, MusicButler is solid. Where it falls short is producers, labels, and automated playlist updates — that's where Tracknack fills the gap.
Frequently asked questions
Can I switch from MusicButler to Tracknack?
Does MusicButler update Spotify playlists?
How can I follow producers and songwriters and not just solo artists?
Is Tracknack free?
Do you offer a free trial of Premium features?
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Have an idea or feedback?
If you have any comments about Tracknack or would like Tracknack to have a specific feature, drop me an email!