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Spotify plans to let users remix artists' songs using AI next year, but it'll cost up to $5 extra per month

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A hot potato: Given the complaints about it being little more than slop – not to mention the legal troubles – you might think that music streaming services want to keep AI tracks to a minimum. Spotify, however, looks set to launch a previously announced paid service next year that lets subscribers remix songs using AI and upload them. Unsurprisingly, some artists aren't happy about this plan.

The Financial Times reports that Spotify aims to launch its AI-powered remixing service in the first quarter of 2027, meaning it could be unveiled around February's Grammy Awards.

The tool would cost an extra $4 to $5 per month on top of the standard subscription fee. It would allow users to create their own versions of songs on the platform. The FT gives the examples of...

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