What Is Spotify’s Time Machine Feature?

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Spotify is putting its users’ increased subscription fees to good use.

Over the last few years, the streaming giant has rolled out several new features and updated many existing components. From Daylist, AI playlisting, Duo, and Jams to its TikTok integration, the addition of music videos, and its audiobook-only plan, Spotify has something for every music lover—everything except increasing its payout to artists to a reasonable wage (well, until Congress intervenes).

Even with these fun add-ons, one of the most popular offerings is Spotify Wrapped. The user data-specific feature allows individuals to reflect on their yearly musical consumption. According to reports, Spotify is working on allowing users access to that data on a micro level through its rumored Time Machine feature.

Continue below for more information.

What Is Spotify’s Time Machine Feature?

For clarity, Spotify hasn’t announced a “Time Machine” feature. However, on March 23, Pop Base took to their official X (formerly Twitter) and Threads accounts to fan the flames of the rumor.

The aggregator wrote: “Spotify is reportedly introducing a ‘time machine’ feature that will show users monthly statistics on their most streamed artists, songs, albums, and minutes.”

https://www.threads.net/@popbase/post/C43yUiAyoey

Again, Spotify hasn’t released any information regarding the alleged new feature or confirmed that something of the sort is even in the works.

Nike Air Max 1 x Division Street “U Of Oregon” Drops Tomorrow

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Nike Air Max 1 enthusiasts have something exciting to look forward to. Now, there’s an upcoming collaboration between Nike and Division Street. Further, this collaboration introduces a new “University of Oregon” colorway to the iconic Air Max 1 silhouette, offering a fresh take on a classic design. Inspired by the rich heritage and tradition of the University of Oregon, this colorway features a predominantly brown palette, accented with tan and dark green details. Also, the earthy tones pay homage to the university’s natural surroundings and reflect the spirit of the Oregon landscape.

Through collaborations like this one with Nike, Division Street supports the school’s athletes by creating unique sneakers that resonate with fans. Proceeds from the sale of these sneakers go towards supporting the university’s athletic programs, helping to fund scholarships, facilities, and other resources. Overall, the Nike Air Max 1 “University of Oregon” colorway represents a fusion of style, heritage, and purpose. It’s not just a sneaker; it’s a symbol of pride for the University of Oregon and a testament to the power of collaboration.

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The sneakers feature a collection of different colors and materials to comprise this sneaker. Further, with a sail midsole and an earthy-toned rubber sole, the sneaker takes on a minimal base. The uppers are comprised of brown tones, featuring mesh, leather, and even cheetah print. Also, the heels feature “Once a Duck, Always a Duck” in yellow stitching.

Sneaker Bar Detroit reports that the Nike Air Max 1 x Division Street “U Of Oregon” is going to be released tomorrow, March 26th, exclusively on GOAT. Also, the retail price of the sneakers will be announced when they are released. Let us know what you think of this sneaker, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will be sure to bring you the biggest releases from the biggest brands.

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Nike Celebrate 2024 Air Max Day With The New Nike Air Max Dn

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Nike Air Max Day is right around the corner, and this year’s celebration promises to be bigger than ever before. On March 26th, Nike will mark the 10th anniversary of Air Max Day, honoring the legacy of its Air Max franchise. This annual event pays tribute to Nike’s groundbreaking Air cushioning technology, which revolutionized the world of athletic footwear. At the forefront of this year’s Air Max Day festivities is the launch of Nike’s latest innovation: the Air Max Dn.

Set to debut as part of the Air Max Day collection, the Air Max Dn introduces a groundbreaking advancement in cushioning technology with its revolutionary “Dynamic Air” system. This cutting-edge technology promises a never-before-seen level of comfort and performance, setting a new standard for footwear innovation. With its sleek design and bold aesthetic, the Air Max Dn represents a new chapter in Nike’s Air Max legacy. Finally, building on over three decades of innovation, the Air Max Dn reimagines the classic Air Max platform, pushing the boundaries of design and functionality.

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The Air Max Dn is poised to make a lasting impression on sneaker enthusiasts and athletes alike. Also, as a proud partner of Nike’s Air Max franchise, Foot Locker is thrilled to offer the latest releases from this year’s Air Max Day collection. Whether you’re a die-hard sneakerhead or a casual collector, don’t miss your chance to experience the future of footwear technology with the Nike Air Max Dn. Join the celebrations of the iconic Nike day.

Retailing for $160, the newly unveiled Air Max DN silhouette in “Volt,” “Black/White,” “All Night,” “White/Racer Blue,” and “Platinum Royal” will be available in unisex adult and youth sizes in-store and online at Foot Locker starting March 26.  Let us know what you think of this sneaker, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will be sure to bring you the biggest releases from the biggest brands.

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Will Beyoncé Go On Tour For ‘Cowboy Carter?’

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Beyoncé is one of the most unpredictable active artists. Every image, online caption, and article of clothing the “Texas Hold ‘Em” singer wears is a clue of sorts. The only problem is you never know what to look for until her business venture is announced (e.g., Cécred) or the project drops.

So, the Beyhive is always on high alert. With her forthcoming studio album, Cowboy Carter, expected to hit streaming platforms this Friday, March 29, many believe Beyoncé could be hitting the road yet again. Continue below for further speculation.

Will Beyoncé Go On Tour For ‘Cowboy Carter?’

Between May and October 2023, Beyoncé galavanted around the globe on her Renaissance World Tour. The tour was not only a chance to experience the Grammy Award-winning album live. But an event experience to let attendees and her stellar dancers (including daughter Blue Ivy) cast their worries behind. So, can fans expect an extension of the musical celebration for a Cowboy Carter tour? The answer is maybe.

If history serves as an indication, it is highly likely that Beyoncé will embark on another tour. In the past, she’s had a headlining tour for each of her solo albums (with the expectation of 2011’s 4 and 2019’s The Lion King: The Gift).

However, Beyoncé has never done tours this close together, the closest being 2013’s The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour (which ended in 2014) and 2016’s The Formation World Tour. Beyoncé hasn’t officially announced anything, but that’s no solace for supporters’ wallets. A tour announcement could come right after Cowboy Carter is officially dropped.

For now, just be prepared to saddle up and kick off the yeehaw agenda from the comforts of your home via your favorite streaming platform.