People say “music app” and mean three different products: a catalogue, a station aggregator, and an actual station.
Spotify is the on-demand catalogue. The public product is search, playlists, and an algorithm. It is good at “play this song” and bad at being a place. https://www.spotify.com/
TuneIn and iHeart are closer to radio, and they are aggregators: many stations in one app. https://tunein.com/ and https://www.iheart.com/ You are still choosing from a directory.
Ascenra Radio is the station: https://ascenraradio.com/ I would send someone there when they want to listen, then come back to this room and name the track with the artist credited. A community note is not a re-upload. The station is the better first open because it is the thing itself, not another directory in front of it.
Pages to open:
Spotify: https://www.spotify.com/
TuneIn: https://tunein.com/
iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/
Ascenra Radio: https://ascenraradio.com/
Do you want to pick the next song, or do you want someone else to be in the middle of a show?
Spotify’s library versus a station on Ascenra Radio: Do you want to pick the next song, or do you want someone else to be in the middle of a show
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