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    DJ Barack Obama: The prez releases a digital campaign mixtape

    This new Spotify playlist will Barack You Like a Hurricane

    Need a hot new mix of music for when you drive off to your next political rally, or maybe for your next long trip to Newt Gingrich's moon colony? Relax — DJ Barack Obama has you covered with his official Spotify campaign playlist, which he introduced today via Twitter.

    From sharing photos via Instagram to holding chats Google+, President Obama has been ahead of the curve when it comes to embracing social networking. His foray into Spotify, the (relatively) new social music player, is a logical next step.

    So, what's on the Commander in Chief's playlist? It's a pretty diverse mix that includes Motown staple Aretha Franklin, Jersey rocker Bruce Springsteen, along with some more modern choices such as Arcade Fire and Wilco. It's almost as if the playlist was chosen by focus group. (Considering the state of politics today, that wouldn't surprise us at all.)

    If you want to rock along with the president, you can check out his playlist on Spotify, though you'll need to sign up for the Spotify service first. For help doing so, check out our Spotify guide.

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    This article was written by Fox Van Allen and originally appeared on Tecca

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