How to block artists on spotify:show up wrapped

You can block artists on Spotify primarily through the mobile app by going to the artist’s profile, tapping the three-dot menu, and selecting “Don’t play this artist,” which stops their music from appearing in recommendations and playlists across all your devices, though it might not block them when featured by other artists. This feature isn’t available on the desktop app, but the mobile action syncs across platforms, and you can also manage your taste profile to further refine recommendations.  This feature works on the mobile app and applies to your account, but it may not fully block artists on spotify collaborative playlists or songs where they appear as a featured artist. You can undo this at any time by returning to the artist’s profile and turning the option off.

Blocked artists show up on spotify wrapped

Yes, block artists on spotify can still show up in your Spotify Wrapped because blocking primarily affects future recommendations, not past listening history, so if you streamed them a lot before blocking, they’ll likely appear in your annual summary, especially if the block happened close to the year’s end. Wrapped reflects your listening throughout the year, and while blocking removes them from future new playlists like Release Radar, it doesn’t erase the historical data for your yearly review. 

How to exclude block artists on spotify wrapped

To exclude an artist from your Spotify Wrapped, use the “Exclude from your Taste Profile” feature on individual songs or playlists by tapping the three dots, or enable Private Session when listening to prevent listening habits from being recorded in the first place, as there’s no direct “exclude artist” button for Wrapped. The “Don’t play this artist” option stops them from playing but doesn’t always remove them from Wrapped data, so taste profile exclusion is key.

Spotify exclude from taste profile not showing

If the “Exclude from taste profile” option isn’t showing on Spotify, it’s usually because you’re trying it on a song or album (it’s only for playlists), or you need to update the app, log out and back in, or try the web player as Spotify constantly tests features, but the core issue is often misunderstanding its playlist-only scope or needing a simple app refresh. 

Spotify exclude from taste profile wrapped

Yes, you can exclude songs or entire playlists from your Spotify Taste Profile to prevent them from influencing your Wrapped and recommendations by tapping the three dots next to the item and selecting “Exclude from your Taste Profile,” which tells Spotify to ignore those listens for personalization, perfect for kids’ music or sleep sounds. 

How to exclude music from your Taste Profile:

• Find the music: Locate the song or playlist you want to exclude in your library or while playing.
• Tap the three dots: Tap the three dots icon (•••) next to the song title or playlist name.
• Select the option: From the menu, choose “Exclude from your Taste Profile” (or “Include in your Taste Profile” to add it back

FINAL THOUGHTS

You can block an artist on Spotify using the mobile app by visiting the artist’s profile and selecting “Don’t play this artist,” which stops future recommendations but doesn’t erase past listening data. Because Spotify Wrapped is based on your full year’s listening history, block artists on spotify  may still appear if you streamed them earlier. To prevent certain music from affecting Wrapped, use “Exclude from your Taste Profile” on playlists (not individual songs).This option helps refine recommendations and Wrapped results, especially for kids’ or background music. If the option isn’t visible, update the app or remember it only works on playlists, not albums or artists.