Posts Tagged howlisten
How we listen to music
Yesterday I gave a talk at SXSW about what we can learn about how we listen to music by looking at all sorts of listener data that we collect at Spotify. You can see the slides for my talk here … but the slides only tell half the story, the other have are in my words, but those aren’t written down anywhere. You’ll just have to assume that they were very insightful, and a little bit humorous, but at the end told an incredible story leaving you inspired and fulfilled.
Music Machinery
Welcome to Music Machinery - the blog about the interface of music and technology written by Paul Lamere.
Top Posts
- The Infinite Jukebox
- Music Popcorn - A visualization of the music genre space
- Gender Specific Listening
- Loudest songs in the world
- Boil The Frog
- Music APIs
- Exploring age-specific preferences in listening
- In search of the click track
- Have artist names been getting longer?
- Waltzify - turn any 4/4 song into a waltz with Echo Nest remix
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- Looking for the Slow Build
- Map of Music Styles
- MIDEM Music Machine
- Road trip Mixtape
- Six Degrees of Black Sabbath
- The 3D Music Maze
- The Infinite Jukebox
- The Music Maze
- What's your stereotype
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