It was also backed by a number of organisations including the Union of Musicians and Allied Workers. The likes of Tom Morello, Laura Jane Grace, DIIV, Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis, Downtown Boys, Talib Kweli and many more signed an open letter calling on Spotify to never use, license or sell the patent. The streaming company had a patent approved earlier this year for a piece of technology that can monitor and record both users’ speech and background noise to help curate music for Spotify users. Spotify was first launched in Europe in 2008 and subsequently hit one million subscribers by 2011.

It was designed to address music piracy and provide a convenient way to listen to music. Last month (May 4), over 180 musicians signed an open letter taking a stand against Spotify’s new speech monitoring patent. Spotify is a Swedish music streaming service developed by Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon.

My audio birth chart is pretty much on point. Spotify called me out for having weird playlists and a random taste in music 😬 #onlyyou /as3LKWgonc Other features include a dream dinner party (make your three selections and enjoy personalized Spotify mixes to soundtrack the fictional meal) artist pairs (two different musicians you listen to who are so different from each other that you're one of the few putting them together) and analysis of musical years you listen to (for me, 19), genres, and times of day.The new Spotify feature gets me /caPKuSVM4G Your Rising sign brings it all together with an artist you’ve recently connected with,” reads Spotify's description. Your Moon sign demonstrates an artist you listen to that best shows your emotional or vulnerable side.

“Your Sun sign details the artist you listened to most over the last six months. The most shareable feature is Your Audio Birth Chart, which gives you a reading for your sun, moon, and rising sign based on interpretations of what those sign categories signify. “Only You” doesn't look for just your top artists, however instead, it looks at your streaming activities, the order you play artists in, and recent favorites. The streaming platform's latest data analysis feature is a new in-app campaign called “Only You,” which analyzes your listening habits à la Spotify Wrapped. According to Spotify, you really are special after all.

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