It’s the latest of many stabs at social by Spotify, but I think this has big potential because it relies on a new Spotify social follow graph instead of your Facebook friends, and it does the work for you. It’s available today on iOS and Android in Browse->Top Tracks, and will come to desktop soon. Spotify’s new “Top Tracks In Your Network” is a personalized, constantly updated playlist based on what the people you follow are listening to. Head over to your Songkick homepage to scan your Facebook and Last.fm, and download our iPhone app to import from your phone library, Apple Music and Rdio.Now you can listen to Spotify like you read the Facebook News Feed. If you're still keen to track more artists, you can always utilise our alternative import methods. Due to the nature of our integration with Spotify, we only have a limited amount of time to search your account for artists - so, if we don't find 400 unique artists within that window, unfortunately we're unable to look further.If you're already tracking the majority of the artists we find, unfortunately our import won't look any further to find new, additional artists in your Spotify account.If you think that's the case, drop us a message and we can reset your tracked artists list for you. That might be why we're not pulling in anything new. If you've untracked a large amount of artists in the past, our database remembers so as not to reimport unwanted artists again in future.If we're not importing 400 artists, this could be down to a couple of reasons: Right now, the import will grab up to 400 artists - those that you 'follow' on Spotify, followed by the artists that appear most frequently in your playlists.
So you've carried out a Spotify import, but feel like we haven't grabbed all of your favorite artists?
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