Jellyfin as a Spotify Alternative

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Immich

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RadioGarden

I don't know if its the best at this, but I've been listening to radio from around the world at https://radio.garden/.

#Music #Productivity #Web App 308 social mentions

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Every Noice at Once

Spotify has not viewed itself as a music company for longer than that. It's a platform for audio. And, while there are still music first people at the company, they are not in the power positions that they used to be. The transition didn't start when they laid off Glenn MacDonald, but that sort of cemented it. They had already gutted curation before that and by this time you were far more likely to find people talking about AI in the halls than music. If you've never heard of Glenn, check out his book: "You Have Not Heard Your Favorite Song: How Streaming Changes Music." Or his old online projects at https://everynoise.com/.

#Music #Music Streaming #Online Music 426 social mentions

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Astiga

(Disclaimer: this relates to the commercial project I run, but it is directly answering the parent) It's not self hosted, more a middle-ground between rented Spotify and self hosted data sovereignty, but this is what we do at https://asti.ga . You store your music in some Internet-accessible storage, such as any S3 compatible endpoint, and Astiga connects and streams your library (and provides offline etc etc). AMA.

#Media Player #Audio Player #Media Players And Streaming Platforms 41 social mentions