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If you're into electronica, you've likely grabbed some sets from your favorite DJs. And while DJ sets are a great way to get fresh content from some of your favorite artists, they all suffer from one annoying drawback: a set is usually a single file devoid of any track information. What's more, it's usually a huge file spanning one or more hours. As such, listening to these cutting-edge digital sets becomes, ironically, a very traditional linear experience akin to listening to the radio. You don't know what you're listening to or what's coming next.

Mugasha, a new service focused on the world of electronic music, hopes to improve that listening experience by taking those long sets and parsing them into something you can use.