It’s fun to see how much you and your friends have in common in terms of music. However, Musictaste does give a little more detail, such as which specific songs you listened to had the highest energy or sounded the happiest, giving exact percentages of how high they were.īut of course, the main appeal of Musictaste is being able to compare the similarities of your music taste with your friends. Similar to Obscurify, Musictaste provides basic data about your top artists, songs and genres, as well as compare the mood and obscurity of the songs you listen to with other users. PHOTO CREDIT: OBSCURIFY MUSICĪnd if you are interested in finding new music that is similar to what you already listen to, there are song recommendations for you to create a new Spotify playlist.īetter understand your own music taste with Obscurify here.
It even calculates the general mood of most of the songs you listen to, using factors like how cheerful they sound, how high energy they are, and the danceability and “acousticness” of the songs you prefer.Ĭompare the average mood statistics of the songs you listen to with the rest of your country. Obscurify then shows your current top artistes and songs, allowing you to compile them into a playlist to listen to favourite hits on repeat. You can switch countries and see which part of the world shares your taste in music. That said, try one of the current playlist options.Have you ever wondered how ‘basic’ your taste in music was?Ī website that lets you learn more about your music taste, Obscurify provides statistics about the obscurity percentage levels of the songs you listen to and compares it with other users.īy simply logging in with your Spotify premium account, you will first be shown your top 10 genres that you listen to, followed by your music obscurity rating compared with users from different countries.
Unfortunately, it just isn’t possible to accommodate every animal out there. Why aren’t goldfish/tarantulas/snakes included? The information is not stored and is not used for any other purpose. By the way, we only use the information you provide us for the purpose of creating your Pet Playlist. For a more scientific playlist, please check out Mellow Meowsic, which Teie curated exclusively for Spotify. The rest of the process was mostly inspired by our own furry, fuzzy and scaly friends. David advised on the general likes/dislikes of each animal – for example, dogs don’t respond well to music in the lower register as it’s often viewed as a threat. While music for pets isn’t an exact science, we initially consulted with musicologist David Teie, a cellist with America’s National Symphony Orchestra, who pioneered species-specific music and composed two albums of Music for Cats. An algorithmically created playlist based on your listening habits and your pet’s attributes, so it’s music you both can enjoy.
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