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This week on Into It, Voltiers Pop Culture Podcast.

Hey, it's Charlie.

I recently reported on the rise of interpolations and pop music.

They're everywhere.

And I continued that conversation the other day on the Verge Cast Podcast as part of

their special three-part series on the future of music.

I wanted to share that piece with you because it gets into the surreal technologies that

are turning old sounds into new hits in ways that I found totally surreal.

I spoke with Alex Kranz, managing editor of The Verge about the technologies that are

driving music forward, many of which will be explored on the other two parts of the

future of music series.

Subscribe to The Verge Cast and get those.

But first, here is the initial of those conversations with me and host Alex Kranz.

Okay.

So we're going to talk about a couple of different trends that are happening here in music.

And I'm curious about whether this is an indication of the future of music.

So the first one I want to talk about was this article I read on Vulture.

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