Current Issue:
With the recent addition of Spotify integration to Serato DJ, all of my Spotify playlists are automatically displayed in the Serato library under "Your Library." However, this flattens the entire structure, ignoring Spotify's playlist folders, which makes it cluttered and hard to navigate—especially if I have dozens of playlists across multiple folders (e.g., "House Essentials," "Gig Sets," "Personal Mixes").

Suggested Feature:


1. Exclude specific playlists: Allow users to select and hide individual Spotify playlists from the Serato library view (e.g., via a right-click menu or settings toggle in the Spotify integration panel). These exclusions could be saved per user account for persistence.
2. Import folder structure: Mirror Spotify's folder hierarchy in the Serato library, nesting playlists under their respective folders (e.g., "Gig Sets > Festival Set 2025") to preserve organization without manual recreation in Serato.

Why This Matters and How I'd Use It:
As a mobile DJ, I rely on Spotify for quick access to a vast library of tracks and playlists during prep, but I don't want every casual or archived playlist cluttering my Serato workflow—only the ones relevant to gigs or practice. This would save time on library management, reduce visual overload, and make the integration truly seamless for organized users. For example, I'd exclude "Chill Vibes" (personal listening) but keep and nest "Wedding Repertoire" under its folder for easy drag-and-drop into sets. Overall, it would elevate Spotify from a basic importer to a fully structured companion for Serato.