The project features a Spotify player on a color e-ink display showing album covers and song names. The build requires a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, a microSD card, and a Pimoroni Inky Impression E-ink ...

Rewind: This Raspberry Pi cassette player plays Spotify tunes from actual tapes A British maker has built Pi-powered tapes that re-create our physical connection to music for the Digital Age.

His version of Raspberry Pi is running MusicBox, which includes Spotify streaming features. Each side of the cassette has its own Spotify playlist, just like an old-school tape has an A and B side.

Perhaps in that vein, [BalderDragonSlayer] made his own Raspberry Pi-powered media player. The device was cobbled together using a Raspberry Pi Zero, an Adafruit OLED bonnet, a LiPo charger, and a ...

The Raspberry Pi board is a perfect solution for this project. It’s cheap, it has an audio port, it has storage for the books on the system SD card, and it runs Linux.

To set up your own Spotify-compatible speaker, you will need an existing sound system and a Raspberry Pi. Any Raspberry Pi model should work, although you will need to have Wi-Fi connectivity ...