WIN THE FIRST TAP
A route-length mix starts quickly through the dashboard or a voice command.
EXPERIENTIAL CAMPAIGN / AUTOMOTIVE / DIGITAL / OOH

THE STRATEGIC HOOK
Spotify has to interrupt the habit of switching on the radio when a driver starts the car. Free Parking offers a useful reason to choose a soundtrack instead: one eligible parking session covered on Music Day. The benefit needs to be easy to understand, with the detailed claim process waiting until the car is parked.
“For Music Day, Spotify covers the parking. New York supplies the music.”
WORKING THROUGH IT
A route-length mix starts quickly through the dashboard or a voice command.
One eligible ParkNYC session turns listening into an immediate, useful benefit.
At the destination, neighborhood artists introduce performances and playlists.
Driving controls stay minimal. Redemption and discovery wait until the car stops.
THE IDENTITY
Green signals action. Playlist cards organize place. Black interface surfaces keep the drive legible.
Your music. Our meter.
THE VISUAL LANGUAGE
Interface and campaign share one rule: recognizable at a glance, quiet while the car moves.


One choice at ignition shapes the entire campaign.
MUSIC DAY / NYCStart a Music Day drive. Complete one eligible ParkNYC session. Spotify picks up the cost.
FREESpotify would cover an eligible parking session after the drive. That gives the listening choice a benefit the driver can use at the destination.
“Start My Drive” launches a mix timed to the route.
Voice prompts and large controls keep the interface quiet.
The claim flow appears only after the car is stationary.
The route mix opens into local artists and nearby events.
Each takeover location appears as a playable Spotify card. Its color identifies the artists and live performance there.

Once parked, the driver can claim through the official parking service. That is also when the local music and event details become available.
Stationary cars become reservable listening rooms. Spatial audio previews come with artist notes, while windshield lights follow the session.
Safely parked vehicles pulse together through removable interior light cards during scheduled tracks. No exterior vehicle modification required.
Light moves through the foam of a partner car wash, with spatial sound playing an exclusive four-minute Music Day mix.
Local artists play from stationary vehicles at controlled pop-ups. Trunks and back seats form small stages, with dashboards incorporated into the set.
01 / BEFOREGreen route lines appear across OOH and in-app maps. “Something free is coming to your drive.”
02 / MUSIC DAYEligible parking goes free as the city turns green. Car-centered pop-ups open across the boroughs.
03 / AFTEREach driver receives a saved route mix and a recap of local artists, packaged as a personal “Your City in Music” card.
Increase Spotify starts within connected-car environments.
Convert eligible drivers who usually begin with terrestrial radio.
Measure saves and follows for artists surfaced along each route.
Track parking-credit redemption without rewarding unsafe interaction.
Track pop-up visits and attendance, including how people share the experience.
Bring listeners back through the post-drive city playlist.
Spotify starts the soundtrack at ignition. The parking reward arrives at the destination, where local music discovery continues after the car stops.
CONCEPTUAL CAMPAIGN / NOT AFFILIATED WITH SPOTIFY OR THE CITY OF NEW YORKWHERE THE CONCEPT STANDS
The proposed campaign connects an in-car listening choice to a capped parking benefit, then introduces local music after arrival. It would depend on an authorized parking partnership. The interface and activation work shown here explore that route without claiming an operating program.