I suppose this is because Spotify recognized my version of the album as some other version, though all the track information appears the same. For example, I have imported an album from local files, added it to 'Your Music' (and it shows up here), but when I search the name of that album in Spotify's catalog, it does not show up as 'Saved'. £7.99 Signed Artcard and 3 x Alt Art CD Bundle £11.99 Signed Artcard and Spray Painted O-Card and D2C Cassette £7.99 Signed Artcard and Alt CD 1 and 2 £7.99 Signed Artcard and Alt CD 1 and 3 £7.99 Signed Artcard and Alt CD 2 and 3 £7.99 Signed Artcard, D2C Cassette, Spray Painted O-Card and Holy Fvck Shirt Bundle £37. Moreover, this is leading to a strange phenomenon in which only certain albums show up as saved to my 'Your Music' when I search that album in the Spotify catalog. The tracks are just spread out among the various albums. Here's a photo to just show a sample of this doubling of albums. This is leading to clutter and confusion in my 'Your Music' section. It seems to be matching my local files, which I dragged into 'Your Music', to various iterations of these albums. It seems Spotify has multiple records of the same albums (perhaps with minor differences). I've been adding my imported local music to my 'Your Music', but the integration is anything but smooth. To solve this issue, you can try to clear Spotify cache. And it will lead to Spotify songs greyed out issue. Clear Spotify App Cache Sometimes a great number of caches on Spotify could cause bugs or overload. To add to this, I'm confused about how Spotify integrates local music and their own music. Use another VPN service to try to fix Spotify greyed out songs issue.

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