rhsand: Spotify has a ‘Spotify for Developers’ platform, which enables independent

rhsand: Spotify has a ‘Spotify for Developers’ platform, which enables independent developers release cool ways for users to interact, visualize, and interpret their streaming history, current library, or any track of their choice. Here are some of my favorites:Klangspektrum: Enables Spotify users to analyse their musical behaviour based on song attributes, such as their energy, danceability, or the levels of instrumentsDiscover Quickly: Pick a song, or an album, or an artist you like, and from there jump quickly to something you might like! It’ll automatically play, and from there you can decided if its your thing and add it to a playlist or like it, and if not, move on to the next!Replayify: This is your Spotify Wrapped right at your fingertips, daily. You can see top artists, tracks, for all time, the past 6 months, or the past month. You can also see your recently played, down to the time and date. Playlist Souffle: Take any playlist you have, and mix it up. Playlist souffle takes playlists you have, and swaps out the songs with ones that are by the same artist, or on the same album. Same feel, different songs!Musicscapes: Visualize your recent listens with a minimalistic landscape, and see how it changes when you listen to a few more!Dubolt: Find music based on an artist you like, and narrow it down based on the vibe you’re looking for!Mangomoji: Combine emojis together to find the song that fits the feeling you’re going for!Setify: If you’re reminiscing on your last live event, you can go back in time to a concert or festival, and find a playlist with the setlist for the event!Playlist Manager: Playlist Manager merges the songs of selected playlists into one view, allowing you to easily add and remove songs from different playlists.Organize Your Music: You can organize all of your music or just subsets, and you can even slice and dice it by genre or energy, or other properties. It can help you categorize your music in ways you didn’t think you could.All of this is possible by Spotify having access to your streaming data. If you’re ever interested in what the data Spotify has on you, you can request it here, and you can also request to opt out of some data processing. It is your right to protect your privacy and know what a corporation knows about you. -- source link
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