The service is simple: it aims at getting users to listen to the 20 percent of songs that have never been played on Spotify. by Don Reisinger and Don Reisinger January 31, 2014 7:44 AM PST Over 4 million songs of the 20 million or so have never been played on Spotify just once. And now a new service is trying to change that. Dubbed Forgotify, the service has integrated Spotify and created a playlist of 4 million songs that have never been played for folks to stream from the site. I spent some time on the site and couldn't find a single artist or track I'd ever even heard before. Still, it's a neat concept. Check it out.
Friday, January 31, 2014
The service is simple: it aims at getting users to listen to the 20 percent of songs that have never been played on Spotify.
January 31, 2014 7:44 AM PST
Over 4 million songs of the 20 million or so have never been played on Spotify just once. And now a new service is trying to change that.
Dubbed Forgotify, the service has integrated Spotify and created a playlist of 4 million songs that have never been played for folks to stream from the site. I spent some time on the site and couldn't find a single artist or track I'd ever even heard before. Still, it's a neat concept. Check it out.
