A crash suffered by Spotify has left millions of people without access to the music platform.

online music service Spotifyseems to be experiencing a server crash that has left millions of people from different countries around the world unable to use the service normally. The company itself has informed about the problemsand has assured that it is already working on a solution.

Users around the world have reported the inability to access your Spotify accounts or listen to music online. The issue seems to be affecting all platforms, including the mobile app and the desktop version. In some cases, users have seen how the Spotify app logged outwithout the possibility of accessing it again.

Spotify’s Twitter account managers have issued a brief statement acknowledging the situation, and have stated that their engineers are already working on a solution. However, it has not been confirmed how long it will take to fix the bug that is affecting users around the world.

Something’s not quite right, and we’re looking into it. Thanks for your reports!

— Spotify Status (@SpotifyStatus) April 19, 2023

Spotify users have started complaining about the problems through services like Twitter or Downdetector, stating that they are not able to search or access your playlists.

As the situation develops, Spotify is expected to provide more information about the cause of the service interruption and the time it will take to fix it. Most likely, the platform will return to normal operation in the next few hours. In the meantime, it may be a good idea to opt for other applications to listen to music online or resort to the classical method and download the music to be able to listen to it at any time and without depending on Spotify.