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My month with an iPod continues as I explore how algorithms affect what gets made by artists and creators.

Tune in next week for part 3 of 4 in this miniseries.

Thanks again to Revel Day - Check him out online:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0GlCo4o05HxdzR4Gj7GKyw?si=KD2XHVhgSpS4kQKhkl-P5w  

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/revel_day/ 

Also check out our full 30 min conversation on Digging The Talks on YouTube or Patreon.

 This video features original scoring by Andrew Reyes: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_on_keys/

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Patrick McKibben

Man, I am eager to see the conclusion to all this.

Tay Evans

I got chills when your friend suggested Peabo Bryson "Reaching for the Sky" because I own it on vinyl & just sampled the title track off the album literally 2 days ago, lol. I'll try and share it in the Show and Tell chat within the next few days. But he's absolutely right- no skips! Love the video, BShaw and enjoying following you on this journey!!! 🙏

Steve McNamee

Channel Tres is an example of an artist I discovered through Spotify's algorithms. What's odd is that when I discover an artist this way, I feel isolated in my listening. I've been listening to him regularly for about a year and I've never heard anyone say his artist name out loud until watching this video. It's very different from pre-streaming, when music discovery typically emerged from social interactions (at the very least, the Sam Goody employee scanning my CD would probably comment on it.)