Spotify launches new app to find music tastes the same person

According to foreign media reports, Spotify recently introduced two applications Tastebuds.fm and fellody to provide music enthusiasts with a platform to find their own music with like-minded people. Here, music lovers can find matching objects, send messages or "flirt" through the system according to their musical tastes.

Music is an important part of people's lives, everyone has their favorite type of music, for lovers, the different taste of music will even bring the gap between the two people, and the same taste of music will sometimes become the catalyst to narrow the relationship between people. Spotify's new app is designed for music enthusiasts, and fans can use these two apps to find the same people who have the same taste for music.

These two applications can scan the user's music library for matching information. Users can choose to contact the neighboring object and take a chance.

Using the Tastebuds.fm app, users can share music albums through Spotify's playlist.

Using the Fellody app, users can browse the application's community and see other users ' music choices.

These two apps are all looking at Spotify's huge user base. There are other successful precedents, such as the concert online database Songkick more than 100,000 new users through the Spotify platform.

Nowadays, the network makes friends very popular, the success rate is not low. However, users still need to browse a large number of archival data in order to find a satisfactory object. In this way, having a common hobby will at least make the process of screening easier.

Fellody can be paired through itunes and the Windows MediaPlayer Music library or the user's Last.fm or Spotify account. The app, released in 2011, has established a music-lovers community with the community's motto: Dating is important, but love and music are always the first.

Tastebuds.fm has more than 50,000 registered users, including the largest number of users in London and the fastest-growing regions of the United States and Brazil. The user's online rate is also high. The user sends a high rate of feedback, and the first message is usually answered. At present, the number of information issued on the application site has exceeded 1 million.

The service succeeded in bringing two couples together. Even if the user has a partner, you can still use the app to find someone who wants to make new friends.

In addition, if users have some difficult music hobbies, they can remove these hobbies after opening the account.

Now it's getting easier to share and explore music online. Good relationships depend on communication, so Spotify's collaboration with such software is bound to spark new sparks. (Xiao)