Get ready to rock. According to Mashable, Twitter is about to launch its long-rumored standalone music app Friday, according to a report.
The app’s existence was rapidly becoming one of the worst-kept secrets in social media.
A streaming-only service, it will feature Soundcloud clips you can listen to from within the app and music videos from Vevo, according to AllThingsD. CNET previous reported that the app would be divided into four sections, including “#NowPlaying”, and that a Twitter account would not be necessary to use it.
What we don’t have a lot of details on is what platform the app is launching on. CNET’s report said it would be iOS only; AllThingsD’s sources don’t specify.
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