In October, Netflix is debuting 'The Playlist,' a limited series that presents the origin story of the music streamer Spotify.
A brash entrepreneur who wants music to be cheaply available on the internet. Big, established music labels ready to go to war with the upstart. The move fast Silicon Valley ethos, as well as Swedish capitalists and music fans hungry for content — because of all that, and more, the
origin story has always seemed tailor-made for a juicy drama treatment on a streamer like Netflix. And come October 13 with the launch of the 6-episode serieson Tuesday, which you can check out below.The trailer opens with the image of a luxury car, speaking to the high stakes and the payoff in the big-money battle to come. And in the voiceovers, we hear characters including Edvin Endre draw the by now well-known battle lines. Of course, we all already know how the story turns out.
Heck, Spotify proved so adept at what it does, that even Apple was forced to eventually transition. The iPhone maker, which pioneered the notion of buying songs for 99 cents, launched the Spotify-likeA promotional still from the Netflix series “The Playlist” about the launch of Spotify. Image source: Jonas Alarik/Netflixis as follows.
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