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Go to Solution. To clarify, the two members of a Duo plan can listen to their own music in their own devices at the same time, as they'd be using their own separate accounts. Keep in mind that Premium Duo is a subscription for two people who live together at the same address, each person with their own personal account not a shared account. If the streaming from one account is interrupted when the other person starts listening to music, it means that they're both logged in to the same account.
In this case, we suggest following the steps under Log out everywhere in this article. Then, log back in making sure you're using your own account's credentials. View solution in original post. Then you can follow these steps and invite your partner to the Premium Duo.
After they've excepted the invite, you can both enjoy the Premium features together. Hope this was helpful for you. If you have more questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us. We both have separate Spotify accounts. We live at the same address. We have signed up to Spotify Duo — and yet we can't listen to different playlists at the same time ie. We're happy that the upgrade worked! If you can't listen on two devices at the same time, you are probably logged in to the same account. If you log out and make sure to log back in with your personal email and password, that should do the trick.
