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(RND) Spotify
I listen to a lot of Spotify, in the last five years I have listened to a total of a full year of Spotify, an average almost of 5 hours a day.
All this listening and the limited user experience of Spotify meant that I kept listing to the same albums over and over again. Even though my virtual collection has grown a lot over the years, lots of albums in my collection were still gathering dust.
This is were (RND)Spotify 1 comes in, the webapp presents my collection in a randomized order, giving me a fresh look at it, compared to Spotify's offering of just showing them alphabetically, on order of adding, or artist's name
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The application is designed and developed for both desktop and mobile use. Even though it is a web app, it behaves like a native app on both iOS and Android.
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The app has been living on my main home-screen ever since I produced it. It uses the Spotify Web API for seamless integration with Spotify connect and all the other services.
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The algorithm is pretty straightforward, it just grabs a random album from the stack. But of course everything today has to be an AI powered algorithm. If you want to believe the app interprets your current mood to choose a fitting album, be my guest, that’s what I like to believe too.