Music

Music playlists are a big part of the tunecaster.xyz experience, so I’m hoping to pick up some interesting and useful insights from this book

How are you envisioning developing the playlist experience? I love curating playlists. I'd love to test playlist features out.

That @horsefacts.eth thread really blew up! I’ve compiled all the tracks everyone submitted into a YouTube playlist titled "Sampled Gems." If I missed any tracks or if you have more suggestions, let me know

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKqelS17Rr9NeCTBisdYLjTAsT3ArZjw-&si=9aypmi7oxrtKS5Qa

It's almost been a year since Farcaster introduced me to Fred again.. and Kammy still hits the same way it did on that first play. 

Join me in celebrating Fred “Once Again” by suggesting a song to add to the playlist.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6Z3HaKTNwTJ1pIBGS96hl8

Right now on tunecaster.xyz we feature playlists that users have personally created and shared in /music, along with community curated playlists that are collaboratively built on Farcaster, like the two examples below. I think we should focus more on the community curation side, where users can collaborate to create playlists around different concepts or ideas. I also want to keep it organic. Anyone should be able to start a playlist at any time without any formalities, and if the community likes the idea, they can jump in and contribute.

On Tunecaster, we can experiment with how users discover playlists by offering different filtering and ranking options. We could also develop unique features, like a dedicated compose experience designed specifically for creating playlists.

ATL raised. 🐦‍🔥 // Design, music, coffee, bikes, community. //
Designing at @decentdao

Gotcha! I love it. I’ve been working on a couple of my own and have some ideas for potential community-curated lists.

Community playlists honestly sound like a great discovery mechanism when you want to go down a rabbit hole and have people cover your blind spots along the way.

Right now on tunecaster.xyz we feature playlists that users have personally created and shared in /music, along with community curated playlists that are collaboratively built on Farcaster, like the two examples below. I think we should focus more on the community curation side, where users can collaborate to create playlists around different concepts or ideas. I also want to keep it organic. Anyone should be able to start a playlist at any time without any formalities, and if the community likes the idea, they can jump in and contribute.

On Tunecaster, we can experiment with how users discover playlists by offering different filtering and ranking options. We could also develop unique features, like a dedicated compose experience designed specifically for creating playlists.

https://warpcast.com/ghostlinkz.eth/0xa8b59948
https://warpcast.com/ghostlinkz.eth/0xc0e1562a