Kate Christobek

@mbrleigh Hi! I'm a reporter working with the New York Times. I'm working on a story about the release of Spotify Wrapped this year and I'd love to chat with you more about your thoughts. Feel free to send me a DM or email me at kate.christobek@nytimes.com if interested!

i’m not saying spotify wrapped flopped because they prioritized an AI PODCAST over top albums, top genres, and the interactive bits instead giving us all something NO ONE wants but 😗😗

@EmiEleode Hi! I'm a reporter working with the New York Times. I'm working on a story about the release of Spotify Wrapped this year and I'd love to chat with you more about your thoughts. Feel free to send me a DM or email me at kate.christobek@nytimes.com if interested!

@shivlestat Hi! I'm a reporter working with the New York Times and came across your reaction to Spotify Wrapped. I'd love to chat with you more about your thoughts. Could you send me a DM or email me at kate.christobek@nytimes.com? Thanks!

spotify wrapped flopped this year so bad like where are the music cities, the playlists, the top genres or the listening auras… all that wait for WHAT #SpotifyWrapped2024

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