• Spotify Ipod Nano 7th Generation

You have to have Spotify as a purchase on your Apple Account. You can only download it onto your iPod if you have already downloaded it somewhere else, on a newer device that is running iOS 10, or an iTunes install that is older than 12.6. Once you've downloaded it somewhere else, it will show up in the App Store with a cloud icon and an arrow coming out of it (see screenshot).If you don't have another device, you have to use the special version of iTunes which still has the app store to add it to your account, which is in the previous link I sent. A mess indeed.Before delving into too much detail and how-to, here is what I know by far: you have iPod Touch gen 5 and find it wont download Spotify because Spotify does not support iOS 9 anymore.As of “downloading older compatible version” thing, it exists, yes. But here is the catch: unless the Apple ID happens to purchase and install Spotify in the past (iOS 9 era or even earlier), this “older compatible version” thing will not work. I feel bad that you have taken a world tour yet still could not solve the problem.During Google search, I find this crazy video demonstrating an advanced method to theoretically download any version of a single app.

Spotify Ipod Nano 7th Generation

Here is the link:You can definitely give it a shot if Spotify is a must-have app on your iPod Touch. Worths the time and effort I think.At the same time, to download an older version of the app, pick your iPod Touch 5th gen, unlock it, and find App Store app on your iPod Touch.From there, search Spotify, and tap “download”. If App Store straight notify you “you need to update your iOS software to download this app”, your Apple ID never purchased Spotify back in iOS 9 days. Otherwise, it should tell you “do you want to download the latest compatible version?”, which means you can install an older version of Spotify to your iPod Touch 5th gen. No need for iTunes.