Britify.com uses open data provided by the BBC to create Spotify playlists. Britify has tracked 265 broadcasts by Radio 1's Life Hacks and created Spotify playlists from the songs we could match using the song title and artist provided by the BBC. Britify also makes playlists that update with the songs from the last broadcast by the Radio 1's Life Hacks, and special playlists that contain the last 100, 1000 and up to 10000 songs chosen by Radio 1's Life Hacks and their team.

Latest Playlist by Radio 1's Life Hacks: Open in Spotify | Open In Web player
Last 100 Tracks: Open in Spotify | Open In Web player
Last 1000 Tracks: Open in Spotify | Open In Web player
Infinite Radio 1's Life Hacks: Open in Spotify | Open In Web player

We believe that curated playlists by BBC professionals are more relevant and diverse than tracks selected by AI. These playlists will promote new artists, support British music and demonstrate a passion for music held by the those who curate them. Britify launched in 2011 and has been featured on BBC Click, in The Guardian, Time Magazine and many other sites. We hope these playlists showcase the talent of the DJ's and their teams, inform, educate, entertain and demonstrate that good things happen when organisations provide data to the public.

We profit in no way from this site or the BBC's work. Actually making this was quite hard work, and I have to pay for it's hosting. So really I should be charging you.