Then, sign in on the devices you are currently using. Check settings such as Playback, Audio Quality, and Download to ensure they are configured correctly.
Go to your Spotify account page and use the Sign out everywhere button to sign out all the devices currently connected to your Spotify account. Sometimes, being unable to stream music through Spotify Premium may have to do something with the settings within the app. If you exceed the limit, you must remove a device. Currently, Spotify allows you to download songs on up to five devices. You should also check whether you have reached the device limit. If you see the other premium features but can't download songs for offline listening, check if you have exceeded the 10,000 songs download limit. If none of the steps work I suggest you visit. If that doesnt work I suggest you try a different browser or using incongnito mode. Where it says Login, put your email in and password. See All mail, Inbox, and Spam folders to view. Since Spotify lets users sign in via a Facebook account, it doesn't work if your premium subscription is tied to your email. This stepped worked for me, try logging in with your EMAIL and not your username to login on Spotify. In case of reset, create a new password using the reset link sent to your email address.
Ensure you use the correct account when logging in to your Spotify account.
The easiest way to solve this problem is to log out from your Spotify account and log in again. In my case it got fixed by just logging in to with Facebook, going to edit profile and changing the country. This prevents you from logging in when in different countries without an actually meaningful message. Spotify premium features don't work, and you're unable to download songsĪ common error users have reported is not being able to use or access premium features, such as downloading songs offline. The free account apparently locks to the country set in your Spotify account settings.
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