Speed up the query of audio features

[Eric_Official]

Hello, 

I'm currently writing a small Python program to analyze the audio features of saved songs with the Spotify Web API. Unfortunately, querying the audio features for each song takes a long time. Approx. 3-4 songs are analyzed per second. With 2500 stored songs the function takes a long time. As a beginner, I haven't found a way to speed up the function. Here is the source code of the function:

def avg_features(token, tracklist):
    track_counter: int = 0
    danceability = 0
    energy = 0
    loudness = 0
    speechiness = 0
    acousticness = 0
    instrumentalness = 0
    liveness = 0
    valence = 0
    tempo = 0

    for track in tracklist:
        query = f"https://api.spotify.com/v1/audio-features/{track}"
        response=requests.get(query, headers={"Authorization": f"Bearer {token}"})
        response=response.json()
        danceability += response['danceability']
        energy += response['energy']
        loudness += response['loudness']
        speechiness += response['speechiness']
        acousticness += response['acousticness']
        instrumentalness += response['instrumentalness']
        liveness += response['liveness']
        valence += response['valence']
        tempo += response['tempo']
        track_counter += 1
        print(track_counter)

    danceability /= track_counter
    energy /= track_counter
    loudness /= track_counter
    speechiness /= track_counter
    acousticness /= track_counter
    instrumentalness /= track_counter
    liveness /= track_counter
    valence /= track_counter
    tempo /= track_counter

    feature_list: Dict[str, int] = {'danceability': danceability, 'energy': energy, 'loudness': loudness, 'speechiness': speechiness, 'acousticness': acousticness', 'instrumentalness': instrumentalness, 'liveness': liveness, 'valence': valence, 'tempo': tempo}

    return feature_list

Does anyone have an idea how I can speed up the function or whether the query of audio features always takes a long time?

I would appreciate an answer very much.
Thanks in advance
Eric