Liveness: By listening for crowd noise, Spotify tells us whether the song was recorded in front of a live studio audience, Full House style. Instrumentalness: Spotify also predicts how likely the song is to have no vocals, not counting mouth sounds like "ooh" and "aah." Eminem's "Lose Yourself" barely ekes out a score at 0.00072, while Flatt & Scruggs' "Foggy Mountain Breakdown" tops the charts at 0.901. Brahms' "Lullaby" clocks an energy score of 0.36, while Technotronic's '90s dance classic "Pump Up the Jam" hits 0.887. Folk-rock group The Lumineers' song "Ho Hey" scores 0.765, while DEVO's "Whip It" scores significantly lower at 0.00213.ĭanceability: Spotify's documentation described "danceability" as "how suitable a track is for dancing based on a combination of musical elements including tempo, rhythm stability, beat strength, and overall regularity." Daft Punk's "Hard, Better, Faster, Stronger" scores a respectable 0.817, while David Bowie's "Space Oddity" comes in at 0.299.Įnergy: Using a few different qualities like tempo, loudness, and overall activity within the song, Spotify puts together an "energy" score that tells you how likely the track is to wake you up in the morning.
If you want to dive deeper into the science behind these scores, Spotify has a lot of interesting information on their developer page.Īcousticness: This represents how certain Spotify is that the track was performed acoustically (without electronic instruments). Most of these are on values from 0.0 (does not have this quality) to 1.0 (absolutely has this quality).
In order to get this playlist sounding just how you want it, you'll need to tweak the values Spotify assigns to eight qualities of every track. Depending on how often it runs, it could be pretty task heavy. Something to note: This is a multi-step Zap, meaning you'll either need to be in your trial period or have a paid account to set it up.
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