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Using Spotify
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certain songs flow into each other, and having the mixing option really does highlight this, but binding only certain songs with the new mixing feature allows playlists to capture the dynamic nature of a shuffle, all while never disappointing in terms of the flow.
Someone had a similar idea, but I think the implementation of mine is simpler. Spotify desktop can add a little hole at the right side of the song tab, and users can connect the dots after moving the songs together. Connected songs play together at all times, regardless of the queue, the shuffle order, etc.
