Peloton Fitness on Spotify Debuts Aditi Shah Pilates

Aditi Shah’s Zara Larsson class is now streaming on Spotify, adding another off-platform credit to her year.

Peloton Fitness on Spotify has added Aditi Shah’s 20-minute Zara Larsson Pilates class to its growing library, giving Spotify Premium subscribers another way to work out with the Peloton instructor without opening the Peloton app.

The class first aired as part of Peloton’s Zara Larsson Artist Series on August 6. Shah’s Pilates session was one of six classes in that lineup, set to music from Larsson’s 2025 album Midnight Sun. Its arrival on Spotify shows how quickly Artist Series content is being folded into the platforms’ broader distribution deal.

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Spotify confirmed the addition on Instagram, tagging Shah directly and writing that members “are not going to want to miss” the class. The post has already pulled in close to a thousand likes.

Finding the Class in Peloton Fitness on Spotify

Reaching the class takes a few taps. From the Spotify home screen, search “fitness” to open the Fitness hub, or find it under Browse All.

From there, users can scroll into the Pilates & Barre section, under the Fitness heading, where Shah’s class appears under a “Strengthen & Sculpt” heading alongside other Peloton offerings.

The setup mirrors what The Clip Out covered when the partnership first launched in April. At that time, Spotify’s Fitness hub debuted with more than 1,400 Peloton classes spanning strength, yoga, Pilates, stretching, meditation, and outdoor running and walking. Bike and Tread classes were excluded from the deal, keeping the Spotify catalog focused on equipment-free content that plays well on a phone or smart speaker.

Another Off-Platform Credit for Aditi Shah

The Spotify placement adds to what has already been a busy year of visibility beyond Peloton’s own app for Shah. She’s moderated a fireside chat at Harvard, been featured in a mindbodygreen wellness piece, sung in a South Asian Broadway showcase, and launched a new sleep program on the Breathwrk app. A class landing on Spotify’s Fitness hub extends that reach to an entirely different audience, one that may never have opened Peloton’s app but streams music and podcasts daily.

For Peloton, it’s a low-cost way to keep Artist Series content circulating well past its live premiere. For Shah, it’s one more channel introducing her teaching to people outside Peloton’s existing member base, a pattern worth watching.

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