Turn your bedroom into a concert hall. Crowd surf in your living room. By syncing your smart lights, you can watch your music spill over from your speakers into the room around you in colourful, dynamic light.
Unleash your inner rockstar

Hear, see and feel the music
Music is an emotional experience. Whatever you listen to, you feel. By syncing your lights to a song, you can create your own personal mood music — no matter the genre.

Match light to the beat
We use specially created algorithms to ensure that each light script, which tells your lights how to react to the music, is perfectly tuned to each song — not just the beat but the overall feeling of the music.

Personalise the experience
Make every listening session your own. Customise the way your lights react to the music: change the intensity and brightness of the light effects or even their colour palettes to vary the look.

Play on any device
Whether you’re relaxing on your bed with headphones or using a full-fledged sound system, you can sync your smart lights to music with any audio device.
3 ways to sync
There are three ways to sync your lights to your music, so choose the one that fits your audio setup best and all you need are colour-capable Philips Hue lights and a Hue Bridge.

Philips Hue + Spotify
Have a Spotify account? Just go to the Sync tab in the Philips Hue app to let your lights react to music playing from the Spotify app.

Philips Hue + Spotify
Enhance the music experience by using Philips Hue + Spotify. The first of its kind, this deep integration features more precise light scripts and an even easier way to link your accounts directly in the Philips Hue app.
Colour lights and Hue Bridge required
To see your lights react to music, you need colour-capable Philips Hue smart lights and a Hue Bridge.
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*When a bulb displays "Up to" a certain number of lumens in its specifications, it displays the maximum lumen output of the bulb. It shows how bright the bulb can get at 2700 K (White bulbs) or 4000 K (White ambiance or White and colour ambiance bulbs). Learn more about brightness.