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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15092 · Aug 25

#python#download_music#hacktoberfest#mp3#music#playlists#python#song#song_lyrics#spotdl#spotdl_cli#spotify#youtube_music spotDL is a fast, easy tool that downloads songs from Spotify playlists by finding them on YouTube, including album art, lyrics, and metadata. You install it via Python’s pip and need FFmpeg for audio processing. It works mainly through the command line and supports batch downloads, syncing playlists, and updating metadata. Audio quality is up to 128 kbps for free users and 256 kbps for YouTube Music Premium users. This tool helps you get your Spotify music offline with metadata, but the quality depends on YouTube sources. It’s great if you want a free, quick way to save Spotify songs with details included. https://github.com/spotDL/spotify-downloader

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@CryptoM · Post #64893 · 04/10/2026, 07:25 AM

🚀 Oil Prices Rise Ahead of U.S.-Iran Talks, Remain Below $100 per Barrel Oil prices have increased but remain below $100 per barrel as the U.S. and Iran prepare for talks this weekend. According to Odaily, Emmanuel Belostrino, head of global crude oil and geopolitical market data at Kpler, stated that the outcome of the negotiations, particularly the possibility of establishing a viable shipping agreement, is crucial to alleviating the current backlog. During early European trading, both U.S. and Brent crude saw short-term gains, with prices at $99.7 and $97.6 per barrel, respectively. The Strait of Hormuz remains largely frozen, causing supply disruptions and maintaining market tension. Additionally, Iran's attack on Saudi Arabia's main export route, the East-West pipeline, has reduced its daily capacity by approximately 700,000 barrels. #OilPrices#USIranTalks#CrudeOil#BrentCrude#MarketTension#OilSupply#HormuzStrait#SaudiArabia#PipelineAttack#EnergyMarket