What's the most social-native way of sharing music? 

I often want to share a track I'm enjoying, and end up using the YT link, as a streaming (subscription) - agnostic URL. But say on Twitter, this behaviour isn't encouraged with thumbnails not showing etc. 

So what's the best way? Could there be a better way?

I produce podcasts, music and editorial on audio/tech projects.

I just read about Ausha are doing something similar for podcast discovery with their 'Deeplinking'.

https://www.ausha.co/blog/technology-to-increase-conversion-rates/?utm_source=podnews.net&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=podnews.net:2023-01-16

Like a Linktree URL that can present the player of your chosen streaming platform natively?

Wouldn't it make sense for a sub-streaming platform protocol, with a single root/location for a particular track/release, perhaps using ISRC or similar?

There's probably not a lot of motivation to restructure from music ind.

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Interesting! I was initially thinking about Twitter primarily, but this is a very cool way of approaching it for Farcaster. So this is streaming platform specific, but quite nice from a discovery perspective.

I think it starts with you as easily as possible (ideally from spotify/soundcloud/...) creating a recommendation signal: cast, like, recast or even listen. 

Then your recommendation is discovered by others through various curated or custom feeds like https://www.discove.xyz/@jayme/spotifar