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  "textContent": "Spotify is introducing a new feature called Track Reactions. This will allow collaborators to react to individual songs in shared playlists using emojis. The update designed to make collaborative playlists feel more social, giving friends a new way to celebrate. It could also silently roast — each other’s music choices. According to Spotify, Track Reactions […]\n\nThe post Spotify’s New Track Reactions Let Friends Judge Each Other’s Music Taste appeared first on EDMTunes.",
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