Sync Last.fm and Tidal on Android: Listen and Track Your Music

Well, howdy there! Let me tell ya somethin’ ‘bout this * thing and that Tidal thing on your Android phone. It’s all a bit confusing, you know, like tryin’ to teach a pig to sing. But I figured it out, kinda, so listen up.

What in tarnation is * and Tidal?

Okay, so *, that’s like a nosy neighbor who keeps track of all the music you listen to. It makes a list, see? And then it tells ya what other songs you might like. It’s like when your cousin tells you about a new gospel singer, only this thing does it with all kinds of music. Tidal, now that’s just a place where ya listen to music. Like a radio, but you get to pick the songs. It’s got all them fancy new songs, the ones the young’uns listen to.

Connectin’ ‘em Together, Like Two Peas in a Pod

Now, the real trick is gettin’ these two things to talk to each other. You want Tidal to tell * what you’re listenin’ to so * can keep that list up to date. It’s like tellin’ your friend what you ate for supper so she knows what to cook next time you come over. On your Android phone, you gotta go into the Tidal app. Find them settings, you know, the little gears or dots or somethin’. It’s always hidden somewhere, like them Easter eggs my grandkids hide.

• First, open up that Tidal app on your phone.
• Then, poke around till you find the settings. Look for three dots or lines, somethin’ like that.
• Tap on “Account,” then “Connect,” and then you should see “Connect to *.”
• The phone will take you to the * website, and it’ll ask if you want to let Tidal talk to it. You say yes, of course.

Why Bother with All This Fuss?

You might be thinkin’, “Why go through all this trouble, old woman?” Well, it’s kinda neat to see all the music you listened to in one place. And *, it’s pretty good at findin’ new music you might like. It’s like havin’ a smart radio that knows your taste. And if you got playlists on Tidal, you can sometimes get them over to other places, too. It’s like sharin’ recipes with your friends, only it’s music. There’s some other apps, too, that can help move your playlists around. Soundiiz, they call it. It’s like a busybody secretary that keeps all your music organized.

If Things Go Sour

Now, sometimes things don’t work right. The app might disappear from the store, or it might just stop workin’. Don’t you fret none. There’s other apps that do the same thing. Pano Scrobbler, that’s one of ‘em. It’s like when one store is out of flour, you just go to the next one. Just gotta download it and set it up the same way. It will keep track of what you listen to on Tidal and send that info to *. It might sound complicated, but even an old gal like me can figure it out, so you can too.

So, there you have it. That’s the long and short of gettin’ * and Tidal to work together on your Android. It ain’t rocket science, just a little fiddlin’ around. Now go on and enjoy your music, and don’t forget to call your grandma!

Keep in mind, sometimes things change. They update these apps, and suddenly everything looks different. It’s like when they remodel the grocery store, and you can’t find the bread aisle anymore. Just gotta poke around a bit, or ask one of them young’uns for help. They seem to know everything about these phones.

And one more thing, this here *, it uses somethin’ called “Audioscrobbler.” Don’t let that fancy word fool ya. All it means is it’s listenin’ to what you listen to and makin’ that list. It’s like when you’re eavesdropping on your neighbors, but for music. Just a fancy way of sayin’ it keeps track of stuff.

Tags: [*, Tidal, Android, Music Streaming, Scrobbling, Playlists, Music Recommendations, Soundiiz, Pano Scrobbler, Audioscrobbler]