In 'Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Costs of the Perfect Playlist', journalist Liz Pelly critically examines Spotify's approach to music curation, focusing on how playlists shape user experience and music discovery. The book explores the complex relationships between Spotify, major record labels, and independent artists, questioning the influence of corporate practices on music accessibility. Pelly delves into Spotify’s recommendation framework, arguing that behind the allure of curated playlists lies a troubling reality affecting how music is consumed and discovered by its users. The book presents both a critique and an exploration of modern music streaming dynamics.
The playlist is the locus for many of Spotify's troubling practices, with the company's commitment to shaping what users hear critically examined in Liz Pelly's new book.
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