No questions - brew reads your type from the sound itself: the alter egos in your library, your four listening dimensions, the two-faced truth your saves and skips already know. And the releases your favorite artists put out while nobody told you.
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“It’s Myers-Briggs, but your Spotify took the test for you.”
the part nobody tells you
Albums you waited years for can come and go without a word - Spotify has no reason to chase you down. If you’re serious about the artists you love, this is the hole in your week:
New releases mostly surface from artists you follow. Listen to someone for years without ever following them, and their next record can ship in silence.
Release Radar refreshes every Friday and the new batch takes the shelf. Skip a week and last week’s releases don’t wait for you.
Sign in and brew pulls what the artists you play most released in the last 12 months - dated and playable. See what got past you.
signs in with Spotify - the receipts are on your reading
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Hey, it’s Bart. The engine says there are seven of me, and every single one needs fresh music constantly - with no time to sift through releases by hand. Spotify’s recommendations never quite fit, and great drops from my favorite artists kept slipping past me. So I built the thing that listens for me. By day I’m an engineer at Anyscale, the company behind Ray - the open source framework for scaling AI, downloaded millions of times a week and running under OpenAI, Perplexity, Shopify, and Spotify itself. Embedding spaces, centroids, clusters: that’s the day job, pointed at the thing I actually love.
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