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9 Spotify MCP servers. Which one to use.

Every Spotify server we index, with whether its source is still reachable and whether we hold a screening verdict. 2 of 9 have a source repository that is no longer publicly reachable.

Scope: 9 servers, mostly mirrored from the MCP registry as of 2026-08-13. Most servers whose authors never published to the registry are absent, so treat this as close to the registry's view rather than a complete census.

ServerPublisherSourceScreenedQualityInstall
Spotify Trends APIai.trendsapino flagREVIEW100remote endpoint
Spotify Trends MCPai.trendsmcpno flagREVIEW100remote endpoint
Spotifyio.github.jamiewno flagREVIEW85pypi spotify-mcp-jamiew
Spotifyio.github.pipeworx-iono flagREVIEW85remote endpoint
io.github.XavierFabregat/spotify-mcpio.github.XavierFabregatno flagREVIEW79npm @xavifabregat/spotify-mcp
io.github.markswendsen-code/spotifyio.github.markswendsen-codeno flagREVIEW71npm @striderlabs/mcp-spotify
io.github.khglynn/spotify-bulk-actions-mcpio.github.khglynnno flagREVIEW64pypi spotify-bulk-actions-mcp
Spotify MCP by UnClickio.github.malamutemayhemrepo unreachableREVIEW92npm @unclick/spotify-mcp
Spotifyio.github.akutishevskyrepo unreachableREVIEW80remote endpoint

“Repo unreachable” means the source returned a not-found from two vantage points, which can also happen when a repository is made private or moved - see source liveness. “Screened” is the advisory verdict on the listing text, never a safety clearance; the methodology spells out what each dimension does and does not test.