Never miss Spotify new releases

Spotify surfaces new releases through Release Radar, the Following feed, and your Home feed — but none of them show you everything. Release Radar picks about 30 tracks a week. The Following feed only covers artists you follow, and you have to open it and scroll. Home is algorithmic and skips smaller artists. If you follow a lot of artists, releases fall through the cracks.

You follow artists, producers, and labels on Tracknack. Whenever they release new music, Tracknack detects it and adds it to a playlist in your Spotify account automatically. You can also get an email notification. Unlike Spotify's own features, Tracknack doesn't skip releases or cap the number of tracks.

Yes. Tracknack lets you follow record labels and automatically adds their new releases to your playlist. Spotify doesn't offer label following at all — you'd have to check each label's page or playlist manually.

Spotify now points people to its Following feed (Home > Music > Following on mobile) instead of the old What's New feed. Both show releases from artists you follow, but you have to open them and scroll, and neither tracks labels or producers. Tracknack adds every release to a permanent Spotify playlist so nothing expires, and lets you follow labels and producers too.

Tracknack checks for new releases on a schedule you control — hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. The free plan runs weekly. Paid plans let you pick the frequency, so daily or hourly gets you same-day updates.

In the free version you can follow up to 30 artists or labels. There's also a 14-day free trial to give you time to try Tracknack's full functionality.