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Bad Taste In Music? Crowdsource Your Next Party Playlist With Anthm | TechCrunch

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Cultivating the perfect party playlist requires more than a little time and effort, but when there are kegs to be tapped and cheese plates to be arranged, the task can sadly fall by the wayside. That’s where a new iOS app called Anthm comes in -- instead of putting the playlist together all on your lonesome, you can have your guests do it instead.

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