If you do, go through their settings and make sure they don't scrobble Spotify. Also, to ensure the connection between Spotify and last.fm is good, do the following: 1. disable Spotify Scrobbling in last.fm's settings 2. revoke access for Last.fm Scrobbler in Spotify's app settings 3. reconnect Spotify Scrobbling in last.fm settings. I do not want to scrobble to Last.FM from my Spotify Android app anymore (since I'm using an external app that manages the playbacks from other music players, too). But when I turn off scrobbling in the settings, it always comes back on whenever Internet connection is restored (be it via turning off offline mode or via discovering Wi-Fi). 2) I added the entire mixtape to my local files 3) Pressed play on one of the songs off the mixtape 4) Checked Last.fm to see if it was scrobbling But it wasn't scrobbling So if anyone can help or make/show me a step by step guide on how to make local files scrobble I would really appreciate it Solved! Go to Solution. This type of issue could happen when the your Spotify and Last.FM account get synced in the device. In case you haven't tried before, we'd recommend reconnecting your accounts by following the process described in this article. If the issue persists, and if possible, would you mind checking if this happens on a different Android device? The Last.fm Scrubbler is an external free Windows desktop tool different from the desktop scrobbler by Last.fm. You can import your complete Spotify streaming history, but lose the original play dates, as everything older than 14 days gets the current date of import. I made a tutorial on how to upload Spotify history to Last.FM using a custom script that fixes common issues - I hope this helps someone! A Reddit community for all things Last.fm and scrobbling! Discuss the latest features, discover cool Last.fm tools and utilities, share your taste, celebrate scrobble milestones and more. Long story, my oh kept taking over my Spotify so in the end I turned it into a family plan and took over her sub account and she kept the main account. I’m trying to connect to last fm but all my scrobble data is hers. It shows as connected as my account and I’ve disconnected and reconnected loads. I know other tools exist that do the same thing (except tell you your total listening time), this one is (accidentally) more accurate; for tracks which have no runtime data on Last.FM, it will search for on Deezer and Spotify and then cache their runtimes. Last.fm doesn't allow scrobbles from before 2 weeks, so unfortunately you can't just map out your history. I suppose you could make a tool that timestamps your history at the exact moment you did listen to it. That'd sound cool, since I also imported my Spotify history and it messed up my stats Reply reply modsuperstar •.