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    Instagram adds new MySpace-esque music feature

    AdminBy AdminAugust 24, 2024 Music
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    Instagram adds new MySpace-esque music feature

    Instagram is adding a new music feature where you can show off your taste on your profile, reminiscent of 2000s MySpace.

    In what feels like a blast from the past – where you’d be able to hear your friend’s favourite song playing every time you went on their MySpace profile – Instagram is making music a more central feature. “Now you can brag about your music taste by adding a song to your profile,” Instagram writes on a social media announcement.

    Now you can brag about your music taste by adding a song to your profile 😎♬ pic.twitter.com/dSJuwlzh9b

    — Instagram (@instagram) August 22, 2024

    Songs can already be added to stories, and more recently to posts, but this update will mean music can be added straight to your profile without the need to post anything new.

    To add music to your profile, navigate to your profile settings and select “Add music to your profile.” From there, you can either search for songs or explore the “For You” section.

    Once you’ve chosen a track, you’ll have the option to feature a specific 30-second snippet on your profile. This snippet will stay until you decide to update it

    However, unlike Myspace, the songs won’t play automatically. Visitors to a user’s profile will have the option to play or pause the added song whenever they choose.

    Social media users have been reacting to this news on Twitter. “myspace has returned, nature is healing,” one user said.

    Another added: “Anyone hating on the music feature for instagram’s profiles just means you hated MySpace. Idk but I’m excited. Bring back top 10 friends too so we can start making shit messy.”

    instagram is starting to let people add music to their profiles

    myspace has returned, nature is healing

    — Brandon Ocampo (@CaptainVatican) August 22, 2024

    Anyone hating on the music feature for instagram’s profiles just means you hated MySpace. Idk but I’m excited. Bring back top 10 friends too so we can start making shit messy.

    — Lizzy  Vee (@Lizzytrizzy) August 23, 2024

    MySpace seeing Instagram add a feature where users lets you add music to their profiles
    pic.twitter.com/AUnE7svo9i

    — Kenny (@kennysroys) August 22, 2024

    However, some people are less happy with the added music features on the app. “Instagram so fucking loud rn yall pictures do not need music gang,” one person said.

    Instagram so fucking loud rn 😭yall pictures do not need music gang

    — chuckie bradshaw. (@charlestoyou) May 28, 2024

    Earlier this month Universal Music Group (UMG) revealed an expanded Meta licensing deal, with one of the pledges being that artists get compensated fairly.

    It also wants to address unauthorized AI-generated content that could affect artists and songwriters.

    According to The Verge, Instagram is launching the feature in collaboration with pop star Sabrina Carpenter. Carpenter’s official Instagram profile had a teaser of ‘Taste’ from her now-released album before the official drop of the track.

    Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Taste’ is now out, and it is accompanied by a music video starring Jenna Ortega.

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