{
"UUID": "92341cd0-0a12-4553-b2d8-399b53902ff8",
"Title": "Spotify multi-disc player",
"ShortDescription": "Imitating the multi-disc shuffle functionality for Spotify",
"Year": 2024,
"FeaturedWork": "TRUE",
"URL": "spotify-multi-disc-player",
"Modality": [
"Digital"
],
"Medium": [
"App",
"Browser"
],
"Tools": [
"HTML/CSS",
"JavaScript",
"Node.js"
],
"Object": [
"Web app",
"Website"
],
"Collaborators": [],
"Keywords": [
"Culture",
"Memory",
"Self",
"Technology",
"Web"
]
}When I was a kid my primary means of listening to music was through my dad's CD collection. At the time, my family had a CD player that allowed you to put in three discs and shuffle their respective tracklists together.
Today, I listen to my music on Spotify, and should I want to shuffle three albums together while I work, or relax, I need to add all three to a new playlist. I don't particularly like the clutter of having random playlists all over my Spotify, and further think it silly to need to create then delete a playlist to imitate a function that was the default for an archaic piece of technology – so I took a day to build a web app that mimics the functionality I was missing.
View the repo for the multi-disc player.