The new controls essentially make it easier to build a playlist on the desktop or web player and offer more ways to express yourself, which should appeal to users who like to share playlists with friends and the public. This application is not affiliated with Spotify. You can also write descriptions, upload images and drag and drop tracks into existing playlists. Enter Spicetify, a command-line interface application that lets you customize your Spotify desktop client.

When creating a playlist, you'll now be able to use an integrated search bar to look up music and podcasts. If you're someone who likes to compile your fave tracks and podcasts, the updates could end up pushing you to the desktop player over the mobile app. While the aesthetical changes - including a cleaner home page, decluttered sidebar, and filters to help sort your library -are welcome, the real highlights for heavy users include new playlist tools and a download button that lets you save music and podcasts to play offline (the latter reserved for paying members). Starting today, it's rolling out a much-needed redesign for its desktop and web player to match the feel of its oft-updated mobile app. The new redesign for the Spotify app on desktop and web is rolling out to all users globally over the coming weeks. As Spotify expands into more global markets, the music streaming service is also refining its user experience. Here is an official full desktop setup from Spotify site : SpotifyFullSetup.exe thanks to user Sebasty in this thread Unable to download desktop version.

Spotify desktop app