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Finding the best music streaming service used to be easier. There were only a few choices and most people went for Spotify – this is probably why it has more than 365 million users today.
Fast forward to 2021 and you don’t have to choose Spotify if you don’t want
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This time, a GitHub project has emerged that lets you play Apple Music or Spotify
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While CDs, vinyl and cassettes have found themselves a small but passionate audience, the way most people listen to music today is through a streaming service.
Despite intense competition in the streaming market, there are key differences that set major platforms apart. In this guide, we’ll examine and compare these
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