By using the Spotify Playlist Database, a user can control the order of songs that will play in the right or left tracks list. This is very convenient for a novice user who is new to the music genre group. Some examples of genres that allow the user to play these tracks are:

Music-On-Demand: The user can play the songs that have been categorized as Music-On-Demand. The description can be downloaded from the website. In addition, this music-on-demand track is not always available as part of the free version of the app.

Classical: The song is tagged with the type of music played. It also indicates the artist and the writer of the song. The user can start by selecting a genre group. This is a great way to discover the songs that they would like to play.

Classical: The song is tagged with the type of music played. It also indicates the artist and the writer of the song. The user can start by selecting a genre group.

MP3: The song is also available in a non-torrented, online store. Most songs available in the non-torrented online stores can be downloaded for free.

As an example, let's say that a user wants to play a song that has been released under the name of a famous musician such as Fleetwood Mac. By using Spotify Playlist Database, the user can change the order of the song by specifying a genre group.

Pay as you listen: The user can pay a fee to listen to the song. Alternatively, the user can buy the song by paying the full price.

Another feature available is the option to list the websites and blogs of the users that upload songs. This allows the user to discover other songs that have not yet found a place on the Spotify website. In addition, users can download a free version of the program to their mobile device.

Music-On-Demand: The user can play the songs that have been categorized as Music-On-Demand. The description can be downloaded from the website.

Classical: The song is tagged with the type of music played. It also indicates the artist and the writer of the song. The user can start by selecting a genre group.