Instagram is introducing a new feature that’s reminiscent of MySpace in the early 2000s.
Users who want to reminisce nostalgically about the early days of social media can now add songs to their profiles and set the mood using the “Songs to Profile” feature.
Any music that a user chooses to add to their profile will appear in that user’s profile section, but unlike MySpace, the songs will not autoplay – anyone viewing that user’s profile will be able to play or pause the song at their leisure.
The song will remain on your profile until you remove or replace it.
To add a song, go to “Edit Profile” on your page, search for and select a track from Instagram’s music library in the Music section, then you can choose a 30-second excerpt to add to your profile.
The social media platform launched the feature in collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter to coincide with the release of her new album, “Short n’ Sweet.”
Yesterday, the 25-year-old “Espresso” singer profile Ahead of today’s official release, they have released a 30-second teaser for their new song, “Taste.”
Carpenter fans will be happy to know that Instagram is rolling out some special features to coincide with her album release.
There’s a “Sabrina Carpenter” chat theme featuring lipstick kisses, and your memo box will turn light blue if you use certain keywords or emojis in your temporary notes, like “Sabrina,” “💋,” “☕️,” “Espresso,” and “Short and Sweet.”
