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Spotify Original App Icon Returns After Disco Logo Experiment Ends

Spotify Original App Icon Returns After Disco Logo Experiment Ends

Spotify has officially brought back its familiar Spotify app icon on iPhones, ending a temporary design change that sparked debate among users.
The music streaming platform quietly rolled out an update on June 11 that restored its classic green-and-black logo.h As a result, the disco-ball version that appeared in May is no longer visible on iOS devices.
The temporary icon was introduced as part of Spotify’s 20th anniversary celebration. The company used the sparkling logo to promote its “Spotify 20: Your Party of the Year(s)” experience, which highlighted users’ listening history over the years.

Users Had Mixed Reactions

While some users enjoyed the festive redesign, many others criticized the new look. Several people said the disco-ball icon appeared pixelated on smaller screens. Others felt it looked out of place compared to Spotify’s well-known branding.
As feedback continued to spread across social media, the temporary logo became a frequent topic of discussion. Some users even called for Spotify to restore its original design as soon as possible.
Earlier, Spotify acknowledged the criticism online. The company explained that the makeover was only temporary and confirmed that the standard logo would return.

A Reminder About User Preferences

The return of the Spotify app icon highlights how strongly users react to even minor visual changes. Although the redesign was meant to celebrate a milestone, many customers preferred the familiar look they had used for years.
For Spotify, the experiment served as a reminder that branding updates can generate strong opinions. Even small design adjustments can influence how users feel about a product. Now, iPhone users can once again see the classic Spotify logo on their home screens. The company has officially closed the chapter on its short-lived disco-ball branding experiment.

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