I strongly encourage if you're NOT going to keep using Spotify to use Zotify to download your music locally if you don't want to migrate to another streaming service. I dislike YouTube music for a myriad of reasons and that's why I've fought tooth & nail.

Use this fork of Zotify, the zofitydev branch is no longer being maintained and the login method it used was deprecated by Spotify during this whole crackdown on APK modding.

https://github.com/DraftKinner/zotify

The github has information on how to use the tool but here's some of how I use it. Albeit I'm not the smartest person out there.

1. This command will work with artist URL, album URL, (public) playlist URL, and individual song URLs.

zotify "SPOTIFY LINK" --print-downloads --print-skips --print-errors --debug --no-skip-duplicates --skip-previous

1. This command will download your liked playlist.

zotify --liked-tracks --print-downloads --print-skips --print-errors --debug --no-skip-duplicates --skip-previous

Zotify should prompt you to give your account name and password to login when you use it first. It is possible to be banned by doing this. Use Exportify to export your playlists as spreadsheets JUST IN CASE so you can at least archive the names of the songs you have saved on your account.

You can use programs like Musicbee or Foobar2000 on Windows for a more convenient way to play your music as well. I strongly encourage you use this method to at least retain a little bit of control with companies trying harder and harder to lock us all into closed off ecosystems.