Spotify is developing tools to allow subscribers to speed up, mash up, and edit songs, Anne Steele of The Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with discussions. These edited songs can be saved and added to a virtual collection to listen to later. This effort comes as TikTok continues to see a rise of edited songs, with 38% of songs on the platform having speeds or pitches modified in 2023.
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