Liberating UNIIQU3‘s “TECHNO IS BLACK” Playlist from Spotify
By the end of next year, I no doubt will be a card-carrying festival bro. If you need explanation for why I’ve been listening to Resident Advisor’s main podcast feed with relative frequency, that’s it.
I’d been catching up this afternoon when I came across the big round number 800 and found it immediately so compelling that I actually sought out the associated interview, which I needed only skim for less than half a second a before spotting the words “Techno Is Black.” (Stylistically, I believe the Advisor is in error here. TECHNO IS BLACK doesn’t seem to be in question.)
Within the same second, I’m sure, I saw the words “Spotify playlist” in the vicinity of this profound, but unacceptably undercovered truth, and concluded that I was obligated to take action.
Using a free web tool to associate some metadata across databases is not activism, mind you, but here’s what I can do: I will be diligently minding the origin playlist (on Spotify) for changes and assuring that they are reflected accurately in the target playlist (on Apple Music.) I will not be removing any music. I can do this, at the very least.
I have also created handy shortlinks for both the original and the parallel playlist hosted on my Apple Music profile.
ORIGIN: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6GXo3G4M0wrOVI7yTkYviz
UNIIQU3'S FAVORITE BLACK TECHNO ARTISTS.. GET INTO IT . NEW MUSIC ADDED MONTHLY. FOLLOW THESE CREATIVES IF YOU ENJOY THE UNTZ UNTZ – @UNIIQU3MUSIC
I also made a shortlink to the original despite its unfortunate choice of platform:
⇨⇨https://bit.ly/technoisblack⇦⇦
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TARGET – https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/techno-is-black/pl.u-oZylyLpFpbBNgA
⇨⇨https://bit.ly/technoisblackam⇦⇦