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Spotify Update: Users Are Spotting Arabic Curated Playlists

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GEEK DESK
Sep 25

Music streaming giant Spotify is set to launch across the Middle East and North Africa in November, according to an internal email that was shared by Gulf News last week.

Today, users have started seeing curated Arabic playlists popping up as the launch date approaches. 

Twitter user Shadi Kabbesh shared some screenshots of thee playlists which were created in the past few days, which indicates that preparations are now in full throttle.

Spotify is set to compete with  Apple Music and local player Anghami.

Keep an eye on AbsoluteGeeks.com, we’ll update the post as more info becomes available.

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