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MusicBond: Music Recommendations and Sharing Platform

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Description

This lecture presents MusicBond, a platform where users like Emma and Leopold can send and receive music recommendations from their relatives. Emma explores new trending songs recommended by her daughter and uncle, while Leopold listens to songs suggested by his grandson using a voice interface. The platform also allows users to create playlists and send music recommendations to their loved ones.

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