Scroll down past Connect To A Device to the Start A Group Session section.Tap the Connect (speaker looking icon) in the bottom left corner of your screen.Only the Jukestar host has control over playback (skipping and play/pause).The queue is ordered democratically (based on who requested what, when they requested it and what other guests think of the song).Tapping one of these notifications will begin the process of teaching Assistant your voice. It allows more than 5 people to join the party (we've seen parties with more than 200 people participating) Click the plus sign in the bottom right corner to begin multiuser setup.Guests don't need a Spotify account to request and vote.It takes less than 5 minutes to setup a party: If you're hosting a larger gathering, or not everyone has Spotify, consider the Jukestar Social Jukebox. It won't work for every situation, but when you quickly want to let someone take control of the music, Spotify Group Sessions are really handy. If you couldnt find any answers in the previous step then we need to post your question in the community and wait for someone to respond. Everyone has complete control of the music, they can skip, re-order the queue, play/pause.It only allows 2-5 people to join the Spotify Group Session.Everyone has to have a Spotify account (it doesn't have to be the paid premium account).There are a couple of things to consider: It's available from within the Spotify app and we'll go through how easy it is to start a Spotify Group Session below. Does the phrase "this song reminds me of." or "can you put on some." sound familiar? Spotify's Group Session feature is really handy in moments like these when you want to allow a couple of others to add in a song or two. You're sitting at the beach with a couple of friends listening to a great Spotify playlist.
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