Spotify releases speaker shaped like an urn for ashes
Now you can 'take your music with you' to the afterlife. The company offers to create an 'eternal playlist' in advance: answer questions about your favorite tracks and mood — and your music will live on. The speaker costs $495.
🫢 Reactions are already divided: some find the idea touching and unique, while others consider it too dark and strange. But one thing is clear: Spotify has come up with a way for music to outlive its listener.
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