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Life & fun · March 31, 2023

Musiclips

Find new music

Musiclips launched on March 31, 2023 with 71 votes, #1,191 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.

What it does

Short 30 second 'clips' of music are recommended based on your existing Spotify library. Swipe right to save it directly to your Spotify library for listening later, or swipe left and the song will be dismissed entirely.

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i think this app is a really cool idea, and i got some good song recommendations. but i would be more inclined to buy the subscription if you could have more clips before having to pay for a subscription. like maybe you can have unlimited clips but you don’t have access to premium features. or even having a limited amount of clips per day. i just don’t see many people wanting to pay for a subscription when the app becomes unusable after a few clips. i also think it would be cool to add a feature where you have the option to type in feedback after each clip as to why you liked or didn’t like the song so ai can adjust your algorithm accordingly. that could be a premium feature. i think this…from apps.apple.com

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