AMSTERDAM — 22nd September, 2026 — Whale TV, the leading independent TV OS, today announced that Spotify is now available on most Whale TV-powered TV sets. The integration brings Spotify’s full audio experience — including music, podcasts, and - where available - audiobooks and videos, to living rooms around the world. The launch reinforces Whale TV’s vision of the television as the entertainment hub in the living room.
With Spotify now onboard, consumers on Whale TV devices can explore Spotify’s vast global library, spanning over 100 million tracks, millions of podcasts, curated playlists, and video content.
“The TV is used for so much more than just watching TV these days,” said Lucas Huang, VP Content Distribution at Whale TV. “The biggest and brightest screen in the home is essentially the household’s entertainment hub, where video, music, and podcasts all live side by side. Bringing Spotify to Whale TV isn't just another app launch; it's about making big-screen audio entertainment effortlessly accessible in the living room.”
The launch highlights Whale TV’s accelerating global momentum as the leading independent TV OS. Whale TV powers more than 47.5M monthly active TVs worldwide across 400+ TV brand partners. Whale TV continues to expand its international footprint and broaden its ecosystem of TV brands, global and local content partners.
Spotify is available starting today on supported Whale TV models in markets where both services operate. Consumers can find the Spotify app in the Whale TV app store and sign in with their existing Spotify account or create a new one directly from the TV.
About Whale TV
Whale TV is an independent TV operating system that makes TVs smart and simple to use. Since its inception in 2011, the company has worked with 400+ TV brands and enables 47.5M monthly active TVs around the world to help consumers discover, find and watch their favorite entertainment. With its easy-to-use TV OS, the company connects consumers, TV brands, content providers and advertisers. Whale TV is headquartered in Singapore and has teams collaborating across the globe to make TV better for everyone.
