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Whenever you are in a club or at a festival, and you’re wondering what kind of track the DJ is playing, in most cases Shazam or any other detection apps will fail due to the amount of surrounding noise. There is too much bass or your friends are screaming right behind you, which will lead to no result. This new […]

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